Stephen Tall

In the next month 15 seats will short-list their wannabe Lib Dem MPs

By | Sat 25th January 2014 - 8:24 pm

Lib Dems winning hereHere’s the full list of selection contests in the coming month available for Lib Dems on the approved parliamentary candidates’ list, together with the closing date for applications. They include one of the seats highest on the party’s top target list, Camborne & Redruth.

The following seats have selections in progress and are currently advertising for candidates:

    Middlesbrough, 27th January
    Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland, 27th January
    Camborne and Redruth, 31st January
    Hexham, 31st January
    Maidenhead, 3rd February
    Central Devon, 7th February
    Wallasey, 7th February
    Chorley, 11th February
    South Norfolk, 14th February
    Broadland, 17th February
    Eltham, 22nd February
    Erith and Thamesmead, 22nd February
    Greenwich and Woolwich, 22nd February
    Daventry, 24th February
    East Devon, 7th March

Further information, including Returning Officer contact details, can be found on the Lib Dem members’ website: http://ldmembers.libdems.org.uk/ and then once you have logged in by following the links: Our Party > Selection Adverts – Latest News. Note you will need to register online and login in order to access the advert webpage.

* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.

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