Now here’s a good email to send to local members and supporters

Top marks Haringey Liberal Democrats for taking up my idea on this (properly formatted version here). Simple, practical and providing people with useful information:

Dear Mark

Having a minister in the form of Lynne Featherstone means we get to hear more about what goes on in government than many people!

I also know how many people are after more – both to hear the good news about what we’re achieving and also more of the explanations behind the worrying sounding headlines. So I wanted to let you know that Nick Clegg has started up a new weekly email.

You may already be receiving it, but in case not you can sign up at http://www.libdememails.co.uk/nick

I’ve really enjoyed reading the first few and learning new things from them. I’m sure you’ll enjoy them too.

Best wishes

Dawn
Dawn Barnes
Membership Officer
Haringey Liberal Democrats

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

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