Party presidential hustings in London this evening

Lib Dem Voice has been asked to share this invitation with our readers:

Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats invite all Lib Dem members, activists and supporters to a hustings for candidates for party president on Monday 17th November in London.

Doors open 7pm, hustings starts at 7.30pm at Draper Hall, 1 Howell Walk, Elephant and Castle, Newington Butts, London SE1 6TL. The hall is close to the junction of Newington Butts (the A3) and Hampton Street. The location is well connected by tube (Elephant and Castle), bus (numerous bus routes) and other public transport.

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