Alex Foster

Hames, Swinson to wed

By | Sun 20th June 2010 - 9:13 am

I had hoped not to write this story immediately after the last, less happy one, but sometimes, them’s the breaks.

Not since Baroness Scott and the Lib Dem’s bureaucrat of choice Mark Valladares changed their facebook statuses to “engaged” has the Lib Dem online world been so charged with romance.

Now Jo Swinson and Duncan Hames used the medium of Twitter to tell the world of their engagement, to cheers of encouragement all round.

Every congratulation and wish for happiness from all your friends at t’Voice.

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8 Comments

  • Catherine 20th Jun '10 - 10:10am

    Kehaar – amen to that! (not that that’s difficult…)

  • crewegwyn 20th Jun '10 - 6:20pm

    A little less convenient geographically (Dunbarton – Chippenham) than the Wintertons !!

  • Sean 20th Jun '10 - 11:43pm

    Best of luck to both of them! They seem to be grounded so best wishes 4 the future!

  • Sesenco 21st Jun '10 - 12:47pm

    Now, how many national newspapers are going to put this positive story about the private lives of Liberal Democrat MPs on their front pages?

    Oh, sorry, I forgot. The UK press doesn’t do positive.

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