View All
12
votes
submitted by nedward 1217 days ago (via community.livejournal.com)
I'm listening to Feedback on Radio 4. They just played Evan Davies' finest hour again, in full, and two nice long comments from listeners about how awesome it was to hear George Osbourne skewered like that. Win, radio 4. Epic win.
12
votes
submitted by ryancullen 1212 days ago (via libdemvoice.org)
Alix on top form again.
12
votes
submitted by stephenftall 1144 days ago (via libdemvoice.org)
Nick sets out his liberal vision: "The Labour and Conservative parties have consistently failed this country. They offer more of the same: only we offer hope for a different, better future."
5
votes
submitted by GeorgeWPotter 161 days ago (via carons-musings.blogspot.com)
Vital description of why we need to support the motion on Sunday against the highly illiberal and flawed police vetting system for conference.
6
votes
submitted by Albertuk83 197 days ago (via thepotterblogger.blogspot.com)
Please support this important motion. :-)
12
votes
submitted by james.graham 1075 days ago (via computerweekly.com)
They haven't even fully launched it yet, but our worst fears are being confirmed (see the NO2ID Take Jane page: http://www.no2id.net/TakeJane/)
11
votes
submitted by markpack 995 days ago (via markreckons.blogspot.com)
The bigger an MP's majority, the more likely they are to have been caught up in the expenses scandal. Food for thought...
11
votes
submitted by james.graham 841 days ago (via guardian.co.uk)
Jan Moir receives a brutal fisking, in flagrante, from Charlie Brooker. It isn't being ghoulish to speculate that this sort of lifestyle choice may lead to a sticky end.
11
votes
submitted by MarkThompson 729 days ago (via andrewrunning.blogspot.com)
Andrew Reeves highlighting how the Tories are trying to implement a command and control structure regarding social media for their parliamentary candidates. Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose?
10
votes
submitted by willhowells 1060 days ago (via libdemvoice.org)
Great post from a non-LibDem visiting our conference.


Pages: Prev 1 2 3 4 5 Next

Add Story

RSS Feed

 

 







© 2009 LibDig - Powered By PHPDug, tweaked by Ryan Cullen
Hosted by eUKhost, 24 Clarence Street, Bowburn, Durham, DH6 5BB.