Liberal Left is initiated by Liberal Democrats who oppose the party’s membership of the Coalition. It is open to all who seek co-operation across the liberal left in order to provide an alternative to the current government.
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Liberal Left is initiated by Liberal Democrats who oppose the party’s membership of the Coalition. It is open to all who seek co-operation across the liberal left in order to provide an alternative to the current government. Our founding position statement is available here. Read Linda Jack’s Guardian and Liberal Democrat Voice articles about our launch.
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Statement from the Liberal Left executive committee Last week Nick Clegg said that people were beginning to listen to the Liberal Democrats. If he was right, clearly people don’t like what they hear. Why? [...] by Ed Randall In the Coalition Agreement Nick Clegg declared that even though he believed that ‘tackling the deficit was essential’ it wasn’t what he had come into politics to achieve. He explained that he’d stood for Parliament and for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats because he had a vision of how ‘Britain [could be made] better in every way’ [...] Liberal Left Chair Linda Jack has submitted a piece to Liberal Conspiracy on the proposed new ‘snooping’ bill. This article is reproduced here. The Chair of Liberal Left, Linda Jack has published a response to the budget at Shifting Grounds. The response is reproduced in this post. Liberal Left held a successful launch meeting at the Lib Dem Spring Conference at Gateshead with nearly 150 delegates in attendance. The speakers were: Linda Jack, Chair of Liberal Left, Professor Stephen Haseler, Professor Richard Grayson and Dr Jenny Tonge. [...] |
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