Notice: Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats’ AGM going ahead with new venue

The following recently dropped into the Voice’s inbox, and may be of interest to readers:

The Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats are going ahead with their Annual General Meeting this Saturday (16th February) but have changed the venue to the party HQ at 8-10 Great George Street, Westminster, SW1P 3AE. The AGM will start at 11.15am sharp!

Afterwards members are encouraged to join us on a minibus to campaign in the Eastleigh byelection.

We postponed the EMLD / Social Liberal Forum conference on race equality – which was due to take place this Saturday – in order to prioritise Eastleigh.

For more information check the EMLD website, tweet us @EMLibDems or contact Lester Holloway on 07527 216 829.

 

* Nick Thornsby is a day editor at Lib Dem Voice.

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