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

By | Sun 17th November 2013 - 1:28 pm

Many thanks to the  14,000 visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…

Tim Farron “set to vote against the Bedroom Tax” while Swales, Mulholland, R Williams and Sanders table motion against it. (66 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Nightmare scenarios – what are the election results the Lib Dems, Tories and Labour most dread (51 comments) by Stephen Tall

Opinion: Lib Dem Voice compromised its independent voice with Heathrow sponsored post (65 comments) by Andy Boddington

Opinion: Auditors refuse to sign off EU accounts – the latest untruth from anti Europeans (19 comments) by Stuart Bonar

Clegg’s big fat gypsy blunder (52 comments) by Ruth Bright

John Major, class warrior (50 comments) by Joe Otten

So who has been briefing against Tim Farron then? (21 comments) by Caron Lindsay

 

 

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