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Are you on your way to the Forum?

By Stephen Tall | Sat 6th December 2008 - 3:22 pm

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Don’t forget, if you’re a party member you can register for the Lib Dem Voice members’ forum. You’ll be in good company: there are 854 registered members, all of whom have the opportunity to read and post on a rich variety of topics which don’t always make it into the public blog, as well as having the chance to vote in LDV’s monthly tracking surveys. Here’s a selection of the currently active threads to whet your appetites:

>> Parliament and the police
>> Locked doors and delivery
>> Menezes jury told it cannot give unlawful killing verdict.
>> Brain Paddick on I’m a celebrity
>> Government review into off-short tax havens announced
>> Group leaders’ mailings
>> Labour councillor defects to Lib Dems
>> How do we stop politicians legislating?

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One Comment

Anonymous 6th Dec '08 - 7:11pm

“Brain Paddick” – That’s a nice nickname for him. 😉

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