Forgotten liberal heroes: hear my choice
A few years back, I was one of the speakers selecting a forgotten liberal hero for an event at the National Liberal Club. Here is my choice… … Read the full post »
Read about Liberal Democrat activist Alex Foster, who was a councillor in Nottingham 2003-2011. He has also been bursar (treasurer) of the Liberal Democrat Voice website.
A few years back, I was one of the speakers selecting a forgotten liberal hero for an event at the National Liberal Club. Here is my choice… … Read the full post »
It was back in 2007, when Lib Dem Voice founder Rob Fenwick decided to stand down. He drove a hard bargain. … Read the full post »
My seven favourite tweets of 2011 include Alex Foster being thanked by an automatic traffic safety sign. … Read the full post »
Lib Dem Voice’s bursar and hashtag taxonomy expert, Alex Foster also has a sideline in guest appearances on the Pod Delusion podcast. … Read the full post »
Earlier in the month, I argued the ‘Yes’ case for the alternative vote referendum in a debate at the Gladstone Club. … Read the full post »
Earlier this year I spoke in the National Liberal Club alongside the History of Parliament Trust’s Philip Salmon. … Read the full post »
There have been two good recent examples of blog posts from Liberal Democrat councillors. … Read the full post »
As Alex Foster pointed out on Twitter, Europe is rather complicated – even when itemised in a helpful diagram. … Read the full post »
During the week Alex Foster blogged about the case of Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy who is facing a police investigation following a tweet giving voting figures from a postal vote opening. … Read the full post »
The Liberal Democrat Conference Special House of Comments podcast features three of us from the Lib Dem Voice team: myself, Alex Foster and Sara Bedford. … Read the full post »