Liberal Democrat Ethnic Minority Future MPs’ Weekend 2021
Following up news of the Digital Future Women MPs’ Weekend, details are now out for the Ethnic Minority Future MPs’ Weekend 2021. … Read the full post »
Read about the Liberal Democrat activist Daisy Cooper, who ran to be Lib Dem President in 2014 and was elected Member of Parliament for St Albans in 2019.
Following up news of the Digital Future Women MPs’ Weekend, details are now out for the Ethnic Minority Future MPs’ Weekend 2021. … Read the full post »
One of the recent stops on Ed Davey’s listening tour was St Albans, where with local MP Daisy Cooper he met local businesses. … Read the full post »
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper has been elected unanimously as Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats and has committed to building a “winning campaign machine”. … Read the full post »
Following the news of Layla Moran taking up the party’s foreign affairs brief, she is being succeeded as education spokesperson by Daisy Cooper. … Read the full post »
The Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans has issued a statement saying she won’t be running for party leader in the contest starting this June. … Read the full post »
A cross-party group led by the Liberal Democrats has set out a package of demands to protect workers from exploitation during the coronavirus crisis and prevent a rise in modern slavery. … Read the full post »
Representatives from five of the nine parties represented in the House of Commons have joined the Liberal Democrats in calling for steps be taken to guarantee “smaller parties are heard during this time of crisis.” … Read the full post »
“This is a win for my cross-party campaign to introduce a Coronavirus Compensation Scheme, backed by The Express and The Times newspapers” – Layla Moran … Read the full post »
Acting Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Ed Davey, has today announced the new Lib Dem team in the House of Commons. … Read the full post »
Excellent news from St Albans, which was one of the stand-out constituency results at the 2017 general election, where Daisy Cooper moved up from third to second place (one of only two constituencies to do this). … Read the full post »