Alex Foster

Are you someone?

By | Thu 17th April 2008 - 10:58 am

Who’s Who in the Liberal Democrats is in the process of being reissued.  You can read all about the project on Jo Christie-Smith’s blog, see the new website (placeholder firmly in place for the minute) and even… join the Facebook group.

As Jo says,

We’re looking to increase the number of entries from Liberal Democrats like never before; you may think you’re a small cog in the big Lib Dem wheel but you’re really interesting to us and to our Who’s Who Readers. So, please sign up to be included. We want everybody, councillors, MPs, local party officers, bloggers, any sort of candidates, party leaders, blog readers, leaflet delivers…everybody!

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