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A reminder: It’s Party awards time!

By | Tue 12th August 2014 - 1:00 pm

key_awards1A quick reminder of this message from Tim Farron, originally posted last month…

It’s that time of year again when members decide who should be in line for an award at Conference.

It could be someone who has worked tirelessly in their local area to elect Liberal Democrats or implement our policies or someone who has given years to our cause by working hard as councillors or candidates.

Maybe a political assistant to a councillor or someone who has supported a local MP in the hard work that they do.

Perhaps even a local party who has worked to increase the representation of women, LGBT people and ethnic minorities in everything they do.

This is your chance to let me know who we should be rewarding. Click here for more information on how to nominate.  You can download the nomination pack here.

You have until 22nd August to get in touch and nominate a Party member you know who has given a huge amount to the Party.

This is a great chance to make sure our ordinary members are recognised for all the fantastic work they have done for the Party.

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One Comment

  • ed fordham 13th Aug '14 - 10:13am

    So what has happened to the Penhaligon Award…? Have tried and tried to find out and failed…

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