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LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most-read articles of the past fortnight

By | Sun 3rd July 2016 - 9:15 pm

7 bestMany thanks to the 43,500  visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this fortnight. Here’s our 10 most-read posts…

 Vince Cable writes…Birth of the 48 movement (122 comments) by Vince Cable

A message from Tim Farron (90 comments) by The Voice

1000 new members join Lib Dems as Farron says  “We will keep the vision of an open, optimistic, hopeful Britain alive” (28 comments) by Caron Lindsay

How did our constituencies vote in the EU Referendum? (6 comments) by Duncan Brack

Sir Graham Watson writes…Is there a way back from Brexit decision? (48 comments) by Sir Graham Watson

For new members – The Lowdown: How the party works and what it has to offer (14 comments) by Caron Lindsay

We cannot turn a blind eye to Brexit anger (54 comments) by Chris Bowers

EU Referendum: what do we do now? (53 comments) by Mark Goodrich

Good News: a big Liberal Democrat by-election gain from the Tories in Surrey (4 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Nick Clegg on the Brexit Betrayal (39 comments) by Caron Lindsay

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