LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most-read articles this week

7 bestMany thanks to the 10,100  visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…

Could “Traingate” derail Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership campaign? (71 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Nicola Sturgeon appoints controversial Brexit minister (25 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Andrew George writes…Can progressives unite to defeat the Tories? (68 comments) by Andrew George

Brexit and the path to a written constitution (36 comments) by Ciaran Mcgonigle

Renationalising the railways is trendy but not smart (73 comments) by Jack Watson

Is Labour really the natural home for those concerned about human rights? (33 comments) by John Kelly

Are party consultations worth the paper they are written on? (41 comments) by George Potter

 

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