Conference: Sunday

Morning, campers, and apologies for the hiatus in updating, owing to (a) the nervous illness of your correspondent after a thrillingly successful Lib Dem Voice inaugural fringe meeting last night and (b) the apparent inability of the rest of the team to put up a post saying “this is happening this morning, and here’s how it went.” Tcoh.

Fortunately, in the LDV cupboard with me are George Crozier and Rupert Dewey, who have been, well, doing what we’ve been doing for the last two days on the official website but, er, better, and with fewer made-up words. Heavens, we might have to have an actual debrief with PICS to see how best to co-operate on coverage in the future. Aren’t we official. To supplement the excellent coverage on the party site, check out the newstream on Twitter.

We’ve just had the presidential handover to Ros Scott (“There’s only one Simon Hughes”) and Phil Willis is currently revelling in the appeal. “This is your chance to atone for the faith schools vote yesterday.”

Next, it’s the big one…

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