LDV Events at conference
Written by Alex Foster on 1st September 2008 – 3:03 pmLib Dem Conference:
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There will be three opportunities to come and meet the Lib Dem Voice team and chat with fellow readers and contributors at conference.
Saturday, 21.45
Harry’s Bar, Highcliffe
Liberal Democrat Blog of the Year Awards Ceremony
Monday, 1300
Dorchester 1, Highcliffe
Democracy Dragon’s Den
Winning party members get to pitch their ideas on democracy to an expert panel. Speakers: Julia Goldsworthy MP, Dr Ken Ritchie, Electoral Reform Society, and our own Commissioning Editor, Stephen Tall
Monday, 2000
The Goat and Tricycle
Liberal Drinks at Conference.
Only one of these events is in the printed Conference agenda, so best put them in your diary now!
You will normally need a conference badge or a membership card to get into the conference hotel for the two events there, but all are welcome at the meeting in the pub.
If you are coming to conference, we’re still looking for people prepared to help us keep the website fresh in conference season. Find out more here. You can also drop us a line if you’d like to write an article to promote a fringe event or a debate ahead of time.
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Posted in Conference
8th September 2008 at 11:57 am
I won’t be able to get to any of your events but my compliments to you all for the work you do which has really made this site take off this year.
12th September 2008 at 1:35 pm
This Sunday 14 September Involve and the Scout Association will be bringing together in interactive workshops local young people, politicians, policy-makers to debate four crucial issues facing young people - knife crime, childhood obesity, youth participation in volunteering and young people in politics. If you want to have your say along with senior members of the Liberal Democrats you can take part in bournemouth at 1pm at the Trouville Hotel or contribute online at http://www.scouts.org.uk/bigissues. To find out more or rsvp email .