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• Jonathan Brown
  I really like this. Thanks for writing about it - I haven't been following Renew Europe developments!...
• John B Grout
  Excellent piece, Josh. As for seeking others' thoughts on the pitch, here are mine: Labour and the Greens want to do things for you, the Conservatives and R...
• David Evans
  It's an interesting article, which gives us more to think about, but when it ends with "Government and politics can strive toward this platform ... giving ind...
• Neil Sandison
  This one of a series of articles recently published in the Liberal Democrat Voice that defines our social liberal values . Frequently the hot house of Westminst...
• Pawel Urbanski
  This is the right problem to be working on, and I think the answer may be less about the words than about the moments. In my experience people learn what we sta...