The Liberal Democrats have just kicked off a new transport policy making process. A consultation document will be produced ready for debate at the Spring 2008 conference, but you need not wait until then to start having your say. The first stages of the online consultation are already up and running over on the party’s policy consultation website.
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You can have your say, if you wish, but your comments won’t get read until 28th August, as the person to whom [email protected] goes to is out of the office until then!
Comments will be visible for all to see if they’re posted to the website.
That address is, as it says on the website, for article submissions, which I’m sure will be read promptly once the person responsible returns from holiday!