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Liberal Democrat Spring Conference agenda published

By | Tue 10th February 2015 - 10:51 pm

The Agenda has been published for the final conference before the General Election. Besides the main debate on the election manifesto, there are policy debates planned on

  • Mental Health
  • Five Green Laws
  • A better deal for Britain’s workforce
  • Freedom of expression in Europe and Beyond
  • Education Funding

and speeches from Danny Alexander, Jo Swinson, Vince Cable and Norman Lamb.

Nick Clegg as usual is doing a Q&A session with members as well as delivering the closing speech.

For more details including the fringe programme, training and ministerial Q&As see the agenda and directory here.

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2 Comments

  • John Grout 11th Feb '15 - 12:56am

    I’m surprised there isn’t a debate scheduled for devolution. I assume it’ll be on the agenda for the 2015 Autumn Conference..? Even so, wish I could go; I hope everyone going has a great time.

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