Read my posts about how the Liberal Democrats are run and key opportunities to get involved in the party. Read on to find out what is being done, why and how to influence it.
You can also find out more about the Federal Policy Committee (FPC) and the party’s federal conferences in my posts dedicated to them.
The Liberal Democrat Federal Spring Conference agenda is now out. It’s an online conference again, with further innovations following our online success last autumn. … Read the full post »
In reading this report, you may notice a certain similarity with previous reports. That is deliberate and, I hope, welcome. … Read the full post »
The 2021 Liberal Democrat spring federal conference is going to be a virtual affair again, on 19-21st March. … Read the full post »
The spring federal Liberal Democrat conference will be held as usual in March next year, but as with the party’s successful autumn 2020 conference, it will be held online. … Read the full post »
I should start with a word of thanks – in fact, many words of thanks – to Kirsty Williams. She has announced that she will be standing down at the Welsh Senedd elections. … Read the full post »
Hundreds of thousands of extra email addresses are being made available to Lib Dem local parties via the Lighthouse system. … Read the full post »
Following Lib Dem conference voting in favour of the principle of a Universal Basic Income, the party is now developing the details. Here’s the party advert on how you can take part in the next stage. … Read the full post »
Following the issues with our Mayor of London selection and in response to a request from the London Lib Dems… … Read the full post »
Many thanks to everyone who took part in my latest mini-survey, this time looking at views on the hustings format for the party leadership election. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrat conference closed with me presenting the party awards, including this time a new award named in honour of Bertha Bowness Fischer. … Read the full post »