Read about the Liberal Democrat manifesto for the 2010 general election, in which the party was led by Nick Clegg in his first general election as leader.
You can also see all the Liberal Democrat general election manifestos in this archive.
There was a weird role reversal at the heart of the Liberal Democrat decisions over tuition fees in 2010, as Chris Butler’s academic research reveals. … Read the full post »
A good to start to answering the ‘how much influence have the Liberal Democrats had in coalition government?’ question is the front page of the party’s 2010 manifesto. … Read the full post »
Three-quarters (75%) of the Liberal Democrat manifesto is being turned into government policy, compared to noticeably less (60%) of the Conservative manifesto. … Read the full post »
The launch of the Liberal Democrat 2010 general election manifesto is a big story, covered in a series of posts on Lib Dem Voice in the last 24 hours. … Read the full post »
Sarah Teather welcomes people to the launch and then Danny Alexander introduces the Lib Dem manifesto saying, “This manifesto is frank, is detailed and spells out all the difficult financial decisions we will have to make”. … Read the full post »
Read the Liberal Democrat manifesto for the 2010 general election in full here. … Read the full post »
Tomorrow Nick Clegg is launching the Liberal Democrat manifesto, but tonight The Voice can give you an advance peek at what it will be saying. … Read the full post »
Danny Alexander (chair of the Manifesto Working Group) has won widespread praise for restoring a sense of peace, sense and order after the events around the party’s autumn conference. … Read the full post »
The debates and disputes around the Liberal Democrats’ Bournemouth conference give a taste of what is likely to be a tricky process of drawing up the party’s manifesto for the 2010 general election. … Read the full post »
You can watch this update from Steve Webb about the consultation for the next Liberal Democrat (Westminster election) manifesto. … Read the full post »