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BCFE
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BcfeBillions of Cubic Feet Equivalent (Per Day; Gas Exploration)
BCFEBallyfermot College of Further Education (Dublin, Ireland)
BCFEBoard Certified Forensic Examiner
BCFEBoundary Committee for England
BCFEBoston Coalition for Freedom of Expression (est. 1990; Massachusetts)
BCFEBroadcast Control Functional Entity
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The independent Boundary Committee for England is seeking comments on proposed new local electoral arrangements for Cheshire East and Cheshire West & Chester Councils.
Boundary change plan by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The Boundary Committee for England has started a second round of public consultation on future arrangements for the county's new unitary council.
New talks planned on polling day boundaries by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The Boundary Committee for England wants help from residents so it can map out which areas each of the 126 councillors will represent.
Views plea on council by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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