Monthly Archives: July 2025

1st	Liberal Democrats should oppose the proscription of Palestine Action (43) by Paul Walter
	30 June 2025 – yesterday’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
	1 July 2025 – today’s press releases (2) by Mark Valladares
2nd	Diary of a Returning Officer: Week 2 – some thoughts about diversity… (10) by Mark Valladares
	Labour’s social security fiasco and “ERG” moment (10) by Andrew Chandler
	Jo Swinson talks to the Observer about a new approach to economics (7) by NewsHound
	Three Lib Dem MPs nominated for Political Purpose Awards (0) by The Voice
3rd	This isn’t the future Beveridge fought for (63) by Jack Meredith
4th	Hina Bokhari urges London mayor to do more to tackle Islamophobia (5) by Mary Reid
	We can both sympathise with Reeves and not excuse the cuts (1) by Jack Meredith
	A great way to celebrate your first anniversary as MP (1) by The Voice
	ALDC by-election report, 3rd July (3) by Liam Yip
	4 July 2025 – today’s press releases (1) by Mark Valladares
5th	Observations of an Expat: Scary Thoughts (12) by Tom Arms
6th	Tom Arms’ World Review (8) by Tom Arms
	Littleborough and Saddleworth by-election – 30 years on (3) by Howard Sykes
	Emma Macdonald to fight Shetland in Scottish Parliament election (1) by Caron Lindsay
7th	5-6 July 2025 – the weekend’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
	Liberal Democrat Friends of Palestine strongly oppose the Government’s chilling extension of terrorism powers to deal with protest groups like Palestine Action (10) by The Voice
	Beyond Neoliberalism: Rethinking freedom to create a post-growth liberalism fit for the 21st Century (18) by Rodrigo Palmer
	Game, Set, Match: Why Liberal Democrats Must Prepare for Labour’s Autumn Tax Squeeze (14) by Jamie Dalzell
	Mathew on Monday – Social Insecurity: A right, not a handout! (13) by Mathew Hulbert
8th	This week is SEND week: we have an opportunity to get reform right (2) by Callum Robertson
	Book review: The Men Of 1924 (5) by Paul Walter
9th	What’s on at Bournemouth? FCC’s agenda selection report (7) by Nick Da Costa
	Government should stop using “working people” and audit income inequality and poverty (10) by Chris Perry
	Has Christine Jardine been sacked from Lib Dem Front Bench? (31) by The Voice
10th	The case for taxing the super-rich more (9) by Mark Corner
	An apology to Chris Whiting (6) by Jack Meredith
	Diary of a Returning Officer: Week 3 – why diary planning isn’t necessarily easy… (2) by Mark Valladares
	Christine Jardine’s response in full (5) by The Voice
	Public sector procurement (8) by Michael Taylor
11th	Freedom (0) by Jack Meredith