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Comprehensive conference coverage

By Alex Foster | Sat 7th March 2009 - 2:23 pm

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The party has excellent comprehensive coverage on a vote-by-vote basis on the main party website.

You can find it here.

There is a rather more irreverent live coverage coming from a small army of party twitterers using the hashtag #ldconf. They are telling us about fringes as they happen. They are giving key phrases from set piece speeches. And they are reviewing restaurants almost chew by chew.

You can read these comments from individuals by following this link.

Read more by Alex Foster or more about #ldconf.
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