Liberal Youth Scotland’s new team for 2013

LYS 2013At their AGM in Dundee recently, Liberal Youth Scotland gave me the gift of eternal youth. Seriously. They actually changed their constitution to make me their first honorary life member. I always said they were a lovely bunch of people.

I was also their Returning Officer in their annual elections, which ended yesterday.  Their team for the year ahead, taking office next month, are as follows:

President: Jenny Marr and David Green

VP Communications: Daniel O’Malley

VP Campaigns: Joe Setch

Membership Secretary: Eilidh Dickson, she of the famous Puppet Show Incident

Executive Members: Bobbi White and Emma Berglund

Liberal Youth Scotland are a fantastic inspiration and example for the whole party. They brought the motion on equal marriage to our conference, and ran a fantastic campaign on the issue. David Green has done some excellent work on looking after, recruiting and keeping our members. At our recent Conference, they made powerful contributions to many debates speaking on such diverse subjects as secret courts, mental health and the crazily complex system of train fares. It’s great to have such a vibrant and intelligent group of people.

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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