LDVideo: Lead not leave, the Lib Dem campaign to stay in the EU

This video was made at Autumn Conference in Bournemouth. In it, activists, some of whom are also parliamentarians, talk about why they think Britain should stay in the EU. How many can you recognise?

It was great to see so many young people taking part in this.

The Liberal Democrats will be making a positive case for staying in the EU. While critical of many of its structures, the net benefits, we’ll argue, are clear. If you want to get involved with a campaign that will be a joy to work on, with messages that you can feel confident in distributing, you can find out more here.

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3 Comments

  • Has no one noticed that Alistair Carmichael was said why we should stay in the UK? Good video for conference and lib dem activists not for anywhere else.

  • Lester Holloway 30th Oct '15 - 3:27pm

    Not very racially-diverse it is? 2 out of 33 talking heads (slotted in at the end, numbers 28 and 30). A wrote on this site a few months ago warning that the ‘In’ campaign must not repeat the mistakes of ‘AV’ and ignore BAME communities.

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