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LibLink Special: Martin Horwood’s cartoon column for his local newspaper in tribute to Charlie Hebdo victims

By | Mon 12th January 2015 - 10:26 am

Martin Horwood, Liberal Democrat MP for Cheltenham is also a skilled cartoonist.

He writes a regular column for the Gloucestershire Echo. This week, he felt it was time to pick up the pen again “for the right to write and draw and think in freedom.”

Martin Horwood cartoon column

 

You can read the whole thing here.

He shouldn’t put a talent like this back under the bushel.

 

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2 Comments

  • theakes 12th Jan '15 - 10:54am

    Watching the demonstration/march in Paris it struck me how good it was to see the European leaders all arm in arm etc. I have a sense that this may be a defining emotional moment for UKIP and that support may well drift away over the next few days, helping all three senior parties, including ourselves because we have certainly lost a lot of voters to the UKIP protest band. Faragel appears to have either been drowned out or has had little or nothing concrete and positive to say.

  • Peter Heaney 13th Jan '15 - 9:08pm

    C’est bien

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