1. Poll Tax Riots - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The UK Poll Tax Riots were a series of mass disturbances, or riots, in British towns and cities during protests against the Community Charge (commonly known as the Poll Tax ...
2. Poll tax - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In U.S. practice, a poll tax was used as a de facto or implicit pre-condition of the exercise of the ability to vote. This tax emerged in some states of the United ...
3. The Poll Tax: The battle that brought down Thatcher
A history provided by the Trotskyite group, the Socialist Party, detailing the anti-Poll Tax campaign in which their forerunner "The Millitant Tendency" was prominent.
4. Poll Tax Rebellion by Danny Burns - reviewed by Wildcat (UK), 1993 ...
Poll Tax Rebellion by Danny Burns - reviewed by Wildcat (UK), 1993. A critical but supportive review of a historical survey of the anti-Poll Tax struggle.
5. NHS reforms are this government's poll tax | Kailash Chand ...
NHS reforms are this government's poll tax. As the health and social care bill receives its second reading, one GP explains why he sees Andrew Lansley's reforms as a toxic ...
6. BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Rifkind brands poll tax 'a mistake'
In a programme looking back at the political changes of the past 25 years, to be broadcast on Monday, Sir Malcolm said: "There is no doubt that the poll tax was a ...
7. What date was the poll tax abolished? - Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers
Best Answer: 1993. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_c… ... it was first called council tax when each household paid' then maggie thatcher introduced poll ...
8. Poll tax who pays? - Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers
Best Answer: the best way to find out the facts on this is your local council. this issue is the reason landlords wont accept ppl on benefits and I am sorry I cannot ...
