Many thanks to the visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…
Director of Elections Hilary Stephenson to leave after Spring Conference (18 comments) by Caron Lindsay
Farron says there’s “not a lot of truth” in Independent report on secret talks with Corbyn over electoral reform (47 comments) by Caron Lindsay
It’s our legacy – let’s proclaim it (58 comments) by Katherine Pindar
Does a perceived distrust of politicians justify redistributing an image meme that was discredited 14 months ago? (21 comments) by Paul Walter
Be careful with home education registration (30 comments) by Will Wilshere
Is income inequality in the UK growing? (32 comments) by Nick Thornsby
Another day, another time Labour doesn’t bother turning up to defeat the Government in the Lords (38 comments) by The Voice
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The Disneyfication of Haley Mills
Survation now put Andy Burnham 10 points ahead in Makerfield
Michael Meadowcroft: A Liberal of Intellectual Rigour and Uncommon Integrity
Debt-ridden graduates claim they are seen as cash cows
Ruth Bright
BigTallTim
Daniel Walker
Richard Good
Matt (Bristol)
One Comment
Caron – it does seem surprising to me that the biggest story of the week has not been the main subject of any of the articles published by LDV during the week – that of Osborne’s failure to collect a fair amount of corporation tax from Google and other large corporations.
If these corporations did pay their fair share – the austerity measures would not need [or not have needed] to be so severe and/or other important services could be better funded.