Brian Paddick’s Diary next week

One of the features of the Lib Dem communication system is a weekly email with forward planning diary dates.  If you’re on the party’s extranet, you can sign up.  You’re eligible if you represent the party on any council, are a member of any local party executive, work for the party in any capacity, or are nominated by your local exec.

This week’s email reminds us that Brian Paddick is running the London Marathon on Sunday.  We wrote about this back in February, and the post gives links to Paddick’s fundraising pages. He’s still a little short of his fundraising targets.

You’d think, after running 26 miles and 385 yards one day, Paddick would bow out of commitments for a short while to recover.  But no, the forward diary says he’ll be immediately back on the campaign trail the following day in Southall.

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  • Slight correction to the extranet access criteria listed above. Members of local party execs are not automatically entitled to access. Chairs and membership secretaries are, but others need to be nominated by the PPC or chair.

    There are various other categories too, such as all approved parliamentary candidates.

    A full list is available at: http://tinyurl.com/2rscjg

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