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How to get Lib Dem Voice by email

By Mark Pack | Mon 7th June 2010 - 2:20 pm

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Some people like regularly visiting a site to see if there’s new stories of interest. Some people like subscribing to its news feed (RSS) and checking that way. But if you prefer email, you can instead sign up to get a daily early morning email with a summary of the previous day’s posts from Lib Dem Voice, complete with convenient links to click on if any take your fancy and you want to take a read.

Just go to our email sign up page to start getting these emails. You can also sign up for a special once-a-week email, bringing you the best of the posts from across the Liberal Democrat blogosphere (aka the Golden Dozen, which is posted up on this site too).

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2 Comments

Terry 7th Jun '10 - 2:55pm

Email sign up page does not appear to be complete at the link provided.
Ryan Cullen 7th Jun '10 - 4:17pm

Terry the page should now be fixed.

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