Alex Foster

User Generated Content

By | Sat 8th March 2008 - 8:53 am

Like a crazed talk-show host, I’m appealing for Lib Dem Voice readers at home and at conference to contribute to our coverage of conference.

You can e-mail [email protected] if you have a whole opinion piece – or a very long comment – to submit for consideration. Our general guidelines are here.

You can phone our podcast hotline with your views: 020 7617 7221 (perhaps you were planning to give a speech and didn’t called to the platform? Well, phone your speech in to us…)

And you can of course always leave comments at the items we do cover. We’ll be particularly keen to hear comments on our open thread of the Leader’s Speech on Sunday morning.

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