(Translated by https://www.hiragana.jp/) Thousand year old tradition of printing Britain's laws on vellum has been scrapped to save just £80,000 - Telegraph
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Thousand year old tradition of printing Britain's laws on vellum has been scrapped to save just £80,000
The House of Lords confirmed yesterday that from April all legislation will be
printed on simple archive paper instead of the traditional calfskin vellum
Suffragette producer Alison Owen in the Act Room at the Houses of ParliamentPhoto: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor
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