The state has distributed 65,000 leaflets and run public service ads, but only twice has the law been used.
Lord Rennard was first attracted to the then Liberals at 12. Soon he was delivering leaflets in a city council poll, then, at 14, organising canvassers, and at 18 was in charge of leaflet distribution and public meetings in the successful Liverpool Edge Hill byelection.
Ofcom has been coordinating a local information campaign in the affected areas, including adverts in local media, leaflets and posters in public places and letters sent by telephone companies.
Permanent monuments in public parks are not subject to the free speech analysis that applies to speeches and leaflets in public forums, the court ruled.
Glossy bulletins and public lecture leaflets still land on our desk, but where is this research information to be found online?
Information sources discussed by the participants included: books, leaflets and flyers; appointment letters; public events, meetings and speeches; verbal information in clinic; verbal information from opticians; and information given by other people (friends, neighbours and family members).
This included television, radio, internet, media, cinema and billboard adverts and age-directed leaflets available in public places, community and health centres and GP surgeries.
These small groups, which say they have gathered thousands of names on petitions in support of their goal, have continued to put up billboards, manage Web sites, speak and pass out leaflets at public hearings, often generating enthusiastic responses.
Newspaper and television advertisements, leaflet drops, public meetings and videos could all be used to drive home the message that British democracy faces its most grave threat.
Numerous billboards, posters and leaflets will also spread this information in hospitals, schools and public institutions throughout the country.
