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December 17, 2019

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Graphic showing some numbers related to Policy Scotland's work in 2019: 750+ at our public lectures; 180+ seminar attendees; 2,300+ Twitter followers; 1,200+ newsletter subscribers; 2,600+ website visits.

Policy Scotland end of year round-up

News, Policy ScotlandBy Social Sciences CommunicationsDecember 17, 2019

Round-up of the year for Policy Scotland, including 2019 in numbers.

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