Subscribe
-
Follow @libdemvoice.org on Bluesky
-
Like us on Facebook
-
Subscribe to our feed
-
Sign-up for our daily email digest
Most Read
- Ed Davey quizzed on EU, slavery reparations and Lib Dem relevance
- What can the Liberal Democrats learn from New Zealand’s Opportunity Party?
- Ed Davey on the Budget: British people need real change and fast
- Polls Apart: The dehumanisation of Palestinians
- How housebuilding can tackle the cost of living crisis and boost growth
Search
Op-eds
-
What a night! Democrats smash the midterms (Caron Lindsay)
-
Choosing a new leader in Wales: why the process matters (Steve Aicheler)
-
What can the Liberal Democrats learn from New Zealand’s Opportunity Party? (Daniel Duggan)
-
Is the NHS still safe enough – and if not, what needs to change? (Judy Abel)
-
Ed Davey quizzed on EU, slavery reparations and Lib Dem relevance (Caron Lindsay)
-
Caroline Voaden on what Shovegate tells us about Nigel Farage
-
The historic link of the monarchy to the slave trade
-
The ghosts of Naseby Battlefield
-
The old Pontesbury magistrates court and police house are for sale
-
Cllr Kieran Dams, previously with Greens, joins Lib Dems
-
Oh no, it can't be Christmas already.
-
The Joy of Six 1601
-
Labour's freeze on housing benefit to increase poverty
Recent Comments
Mick Taylor
Particularly pleasing to me was the absolute landslide for Ilhan Omar in Minnesota district 5, where she got over 76% of the vote. This is the congresswoman Tru...
expats
A real swing BUT, don't forget that the way the US system is set up, the POTUS still has the power of a mediaeval king.....
David Evans
Hello Ian, According to the figures I have seen, the split on the tuition fees vote was 28 in favour, 21 against and 8 abstentions. However, the 28 were large...
Judy Abel
Sorry when my replies didn’t appear I thought I had better post them again!...
Ian Sanderson (RM3)
@David Evans Some years ago I did some drilling down into how many LibDem MPs voted to triple student fees. I found that it was a minority. Those who voted for...
Readers’ Editor – comments, need it all be so difficult?
The recent decision by ‘Popular Science’, a long-established American magazine, to, for the most part, simply ban comments from the majority of its online content was a dramatic response to the difficulties brought about when you try to maintain a civil discourse on an interactive website such as Liberal Democrat Voice. And if they thought that scientists could be feisty, they have nothing on the politically active.