Helen Duffett

Blog of the Year Awards 2009: The Winners

By | Sun 20th September 2009 - 10:41 pm

What’s loosely termed the awards “ceremony” for the 2009 Liberal Democrat Blog of the Year Awards has just drawn to a glittering close. As the last firework fades in Bournemouth’s night sky, I’m delighted to announce the winners:

Best new Liberal Democrat Blog (started since 1st September 2008)
Mark Reckons by Mark Thompson.

Best blog from a Liberal Democrat holding public office (The Tim Garden Award)
Lee Green Councillor by Brian Robson.

Best use of blogging/social networking/e-campaigning by a Liberal Democrat
Jo Swinson MP for her live-tweeting from Parliament, plus engaging with the public through Facebook and website.

Best posting on a Liberal Democrat blog (since 1st September 2008)
Parliament, The Telegraph and Jo Swinson by James Graham.

Best non-Liberal Democrat politics blog
Slugger O’Toole

Liberal Democrat Blog of the Year
Himmelgarten Cafe by Costigan Quist.

Congratulations to all the winners!

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