Mark Pack

Feed your appetite for information

By | Wed 12th March 2008 - 10:52 am

The party has a growing range of popular news feeds, designed to supply direct to you the latest information on a range of topics from mistakes at the Home Office through to the latest interviews with Nick Clegg.

The following list shows the main feeds available from the party centrally. They are all RSS feeds which you can subscribe to via a feed reader (e.g. Google Reader or Bloglines) or a modern web browser (e.g. Firefox or Internet Explorer 7) and you are welcome to republish any of the feeds on your own sites. If you click on any of the links below you’ll also see an opportunity to sign up to get the feeds via email instead.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/CorruptionIsACrime
News from www.corruptionisacrime.com about the battle against corruption in international arms deals.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/ForcesFocus
News from blogs.libdems.org.uk/forcesfocus, a blog run by Nick Harvey MP and his team about all aspects of British military and the issues facing them.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/HomeOfficeWatch
Read about the latest blunderings at the Home Office, courtesy of www.homeofficewatch.com.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/libdemnews *
The latest news headlines from the party’s main website, www.libdems.org.uk.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/LiberalDemocratsMediaAppearances *
Get advance notice of media appearances by Liberal Democrat MPs and peers, courtesy of Flock Together, the party’s meetings and events website.

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/nickcleggmedia *
Read the latest media coverage for Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats.

* These three feeds also appear automatically in the party’s web browser toolbar, available from http://liberaldemocrats.ourtoolbar.com.

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