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Proposed alcohol licensing changes 'a direct attack on the public right to know'

Proposed licensing changes 'an attack on the public right to know'

Plans to scrap laws requiring alcohol licensing notices and changes to local authority governance arrangements to be published in printed local newspapers amount to a direct attack on the public right to know, the local news media sector has said today.

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Proposed licensing changes 'an attack on the public right to know'

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