Stephen Tall

Are you on your way to the Forum?

By | Tue 18th December 2007 - 7:50 am

Don’t forget, if you’re a party member you can register for the Lib Dem Voice members’ forum – in which case you get to read and post on a rich variety of topics which don’t always make it into the public blog. Here’s a selection of the currently active threads to whet your appetites:

* Traffic: a liberal approach
* PPCs for the next General Election
* Creationist Theme Park – Is science under attack in Britain?
* Leadership Results
* The official ‘Thanks Vince’ thread
* The Problem with Gordon
* post Iraq – foreign policy

(Disclaimer: though LDV’s forum moderators do our best to ensure membership is restricted to party members only, no forum is 100% safe. So, if you are posting something a little, erm, controversial, do count to 10, and think about it first…)

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2 Comments

  • Liam Pennington 18th Dec '07 - 7:55am

    I think many moons ago I tried to register for the forum (and given my local party has just chosen its PPC I wouldn’t mind going on there), but have long since forgotten both user name and password.

    Any help on this? I would like (re)join if possible! x

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