Stephen Tall

The Lib Dem Voice Awards – re-living the highs and the highlights…

By | Sat 21st September 2013 - 8:15 pm

A week ago today, the all-new, revamped Lib Dem Voice Awards hit Glasgow. For those who were there, and those who couldn’t make it, here’s what happened…

* 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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6 Comments

  • Caron Lindsay Caron Lindsay 21st Sep '13 - 9:33pm

    Heavens to Betsy, could you not have cropped that awful photo?:-)

  • Tony Dawson 21st Sep '13 - 10:18pm

    I find Mr Rawnsley amusing, intelligent and well-informed. This, however, worries me more than slightly:

    http://order-order.com/2013/07/29/rawnsleys-rehashed-research-rumbled/

    Especially as Mr Rawnsley appears to have no answer.

  • Nick T Nick Thornsby 22nd Sep '13 - 12:15am

    Modesty prevents Stephen mentioning his traditional and utterly hilarious introduction. He deserves special praise for his seamless self-censorship as he delivered his remarks in the unexpected company of the three Lib Dem leaders of the UK.

    It was a great night. Well done to Caron for some sterling organisational efforts.

  • Mark Pack 22nd Sep '13 - 2:57pm

    That was the censored version of Stephen’s comments? I shudder to think what the uncensored version was like 🙂

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