This was an incredible by-election week for the Lib Dems, as we held both seats in Milton Keynes and have made gains from Labour in West Oxfordshire and Edinburgh. Labour held their other 7 seats and ...
As companion pieces to our recent series of maiden speeches by new Liberal Democrat MPs, we are carrying speeches from our ...
Using the influence of the Liberal Network to push for peace: reviewing ties with Israel’s Yesh Atid
In September, Liberal Democrat Conference passed an emergency policy motion on Gaza and the wider Middle East conflict. We were proud to reaffirm our support for UNRWA, for international courts, and ...
Lib Dems have deserted Twitter/X for the alternative platform Bluesky. The party itself can be found at Now more than ever, we must stand up for core liberal values—equality, democracy, human rights, ...
We have now published all the maiden speeches of our new MPs. Tessa Munt and Andrew George are returning MPs, so do not have formal “maiden” speeches. We will shortly publish their first speeches of ...
As companion pieces to our recent series of maiden speeches by new Liberal Democrat MPs, we are carrying speeches from our ...
November in Timor Leste or East Timor, is National Youth Day, which commemorates the massacre of dozens of young pro-independence activists by Indonesian troops in the Santa Cruz cemetery in Dili in ...
It’s 10 years since the stunning and emotive display of ceramic poppies, one for each allied soldier killed in the First ...
The creation of Unitary Authorities does not necessarily lead to more centralisation. In the 1998 Local Government reorganisation for Berkshire, it was Berkshire County Council that was abolished ...
Ed Davey’s performance at PMQs today was described by New Statesman journalist Rachel Cunliffe as “devastating” to Keir Starmer. She compared and contrasted Kemi Badenoch’s mis-steps with Ed making ...
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