Voice Godcast: Alex and the Salvation Army

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Voice Godcast: Alex and the Salvation Army

By The Voice | Mon 18th September 2006 - 6:00 am

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We’re still running a day behind with Alex’s Podcasts – he’s churning them out faster than I can post them up.

Conference isn’t all about policy debates and procedural motions. In this Podcast Alex Foster encounters a gaggle of Liberal Democrats surrounding the poor Salvation Army.

It’s starting to annoy me that Alex is having forty times more fun at conference than I am.

Speaking of gaggles of Liberal Democrats surrounding you – when I arrived on Saturday I discovered a wedding and wedding reception taking place at the conference hotel. Can you imagine what it must be like to book your special day by the seaside, and then find yourselves surrounded by 3000 people wearing yellow badges and talking about Local Income Tax?

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One Comment

Alex Foster 18th Sep '06 - 3:06pm

I don’t think I’m having more fun than you dear, I’m getting early nights every day!

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