Mark Pack

Photos from conference

By | Sun 21st September 2008 - 12:55 pm

Looking for a photograph from Bournemouth conference for your local newsletters, leaflets or website? Look no further then than the party’s Flickr photogallery, which contains many photographs not only from conference but also from Nick Clegg’s regular campaign visits and public meetings around the country.

Many of the photographs are from Alex Folkes, who prospective candidates and local parties can hire for a day to help them build up a strong image bank for their campaigning as well as to provide advice on how to get the best action images (07984 644 138 / [email protected]).

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