Read my posts about the coronavirus crisis, focusing particularly on how the Liberal Democrats responded and its impact on the party.
Here’s how Liberal Democrat interim co-leader Ed Davey has responded to Keir Starmer’s election as Labour Party leader: Congratulations to Keir Starmer. We all now have an opportunity to move forward and away from the divisive politics of recent years. Lib Dems will always work with whoever we can to pursue our liberal values, build … Read the full post »
In the latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts, I talked with the chief executive of Demos, Polly Mackenzie, about the impact of coronavirus on public policy. … Read the full post »
Some of the Camden Lib Dem campaigners have been meeting weekly (via Zoom) to think about how best to serve our local communities in this crisis. … Read the full post »
In the light of the coronavirus epidemic, the Federal Board has decided to put on hold plans for the preparation of a traditional party conference in the autumn. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrats in Hull made the most phone calls of any local party last week, calling residents to help their community through the coronavirus crisis. Here’s Matt Wilcock explaining what they’ve done and how you can learn from it. … Read the full post »
Panic buying of toilet paper is nothing new, as a story from Japan in 1973 demonstrates. … Read the full post »
In the latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts, I speak with Professor Phil Cowley, one of Britain’s leading political scientists. … Read the full post »
Not only are we going through what could become the country’s biggest crisis since 1945, but we’re also entering a very new world that will persist once the immediate crisis is over. … Read the full post »
The Liberal Democrats last night secured assurances from the Government in the House of Lords that the wide-ranging emergency powers in the Coronavirus Act will… … Read the full post »
From The Guardian’s rolling liveblog on coronavirus comes this unfortunate error. … Read the full post »