#ldconf podcast: IPPR fringe

We were taping ippr‘s fringe with our own Editor at Large Stephen Tall along with some relative political unknowns – Shirley Williams, Menzies Campbell and Charles Clarke.

The ippr did say they were recording the event themselves, and their recording is probably better than ours, but I can’t immediately find it on their website.

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  • leekliberal 24th Sep '09 - 1:06pm

    Well done for recording this meeting so I could enjoy it! I am a conference representative who simply couldn’t afford to attend this time so please cover more of these excellant fringe events which stimulate and inform.

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