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Federal Conference directory available

By | Mon 19th August 2013 - 1:15 pm

The directory, with fringe listings and ministerial Q&A sessions, for the Liberal Democrat Federal Conference on 14th-18th September is now available here. So plan your fringe programme today.

Your particular attention is drawn to the Liberal Democrat Voice Awards at 10pm on Saturday evening.

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Liberal Democrat Voice Awards (incorporating Blog of the Year)
The BOTYs are back with new categories alongside old favourites. Join us for an evening of unrivalled glamour and fun with Nick Clegg and surprise guests as we celebrate the best of blogs, people and media. Dress: imaginative.
Crowne Plaza, Castle 2


Nominations for these awards close on Friday, so there is still time to nominate.

Busiest Liberal Democrat of the programme award goes again to Vince Cable who makes 17 appearances, well ahead of the Normans on 13, and selected others.

Vince Cable 17
Norman Baker 13
Norman Lamb 13
Jo Swinson 11
Julian Huppert 11
Ed Davey 10
Danny Alexander 9
David Laws 9
Tim Farron 9
Stephen Gilbert 8
Nick Clegg 6
Sarah Teather 5
Michael Moore 5
Lynne Featherstone 4
Lord Wallace 4
Paddy Ashdown 3
Ming Campbell 3
Tessa Munt 3
Annette Brooke 3
Charles Kennedy 2
Malcolm Bruce 2

Don’t miss the chance to meet these outstanding people, this many times. Apologies for any errors and omissions.

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