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Ed Davey’s Christmas message

By | Wed 24th December 2025 - 10:37 am

Here is Ed Davey’s Christmas message.

With that, we will bow out for our own Christmas break. We will be back briefly at the weekend, but our plan is to take a proper break and see you again on 2 January.

We hope you all have a wonderful, peaceful and healthy Christmas and New Year.

Our thoughts are with those who are finding this time of year difficult for whatever reason.

See you in the New Year.

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6 Comments

  • Big Tall Tim 24th Dec '25 - 3:45pm

    Excellent message Ed. A Very Happy Christmas to you and yours

  • Big Tall Tim 24th Dec '25 - 3:46pm

    May I wish all the Liberal Democrat Voice team a Very Merry Christmas. You do an excellent job.

  • David Le Grice 24th Dec '25 - 4:19pm

    I’m normally one to be critical of both Ed and our media team but am pleasantly surprised here.
    One would generally expect a Christmas message from a political leader to be banal and lacking in any political message, but they’ve actually managed to put one in here.

  • Tristan Ward 24th Dec '25 - 4:52pm

    Happy Christmas to all the Lib Dem Voice team and contributors.

  • Mick Taylor 25th Dec '25 - 8:09am

    Christmas Day greetings to all LibDem friends from Joye and I

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