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Would you like free rail tickets to conference?

By Zoe O’Connell | Fri 8th February 2019 - 6:44 pm

Fancy you and a friend travelling to Conference in style? London North Eastern Railway have kindly given us two First Class tickets to give away for use on their trains!

To be in with chance of winning a pair of tickets, just join the Liberal Democrat Federal Conference group https://www.facebook.com/groups/ldconf/ and “Like” the post announcing this. You must be a party member to be eligible.

The lucky winner will be picked at random on 15th February from those who liked the post, and announced in the comments below.

Not registered for conference yet? It’s running 15th-17th March in York, and you still have time to book! https://www.libdems.org.uk/spring-conference.

The full agenda is also online https://www.libdems.org.uk/sconf19-agenda, and includes everything we’ll be debating – including Race Equality, Unpaid Internships, Road Pollution and more, as well as a wealth of training and fringe events.

Hope to see you in York!

* Zoe O'Connell is Vice Chair of Federal Conference Committee and Vice Chair of LGBT+ Liberal Democrats.

Read more by Zoe O’Connell or more about 2019 spring conference.
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