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Lib Dem achievements, communicating peers and election timetables

By Mark Pack | Fri 3rd February 2012 - 12:50 pm

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A trio of resources for your weekend’s delectation:

Electoral timetable for May’s elections: I’ve recently updated my May 2012 election timetable post with extra details
Liberal Democrat peers on Twitter: having commented adversely in the past on the lack of communications from many of them, I’ve been hunting out how many are using Twitter. You can find them all in this Twitter list (which is a little more comprehensive than the other lists I’ve come across). Let me know if you spot anyone I’ve missed.
Liberal Democrat achievements: over on Facebook, I’ve started up a daily posting of a Liberal Democrat achievement in government.

* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.

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One Comment

Tony Greaves 3rd Feb '12 - 5:19pm

That seems to make 5 twitterers out of 92 LD peers. I don’t think most of us will take part in this jejune means of communication!

(And having seen the contributions of my noble friends, much as I agree with them, I would not think this is the best use of their time.)

Tony Greaves

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