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Register for the Lib Dem Summer webinar series – refugees, EU campaign briefing and same sex marriage

By | Sun 22nd May 2016 - 11:10 am

The Lib Dems are holding a series of monthly webinars. Last month saw the first, on the election campaigns. On Wednesday, the second, on the refugee crisis, takes place at 6:30 pm.

If you are a party member, you will have had an email from Sal Brinton on 26th April which will have all the links to register at the entire Summer series. Those links are unique to you.

Next month’s, on Wednesday 8th June, is a briefing as we head into the last fortnight of the referendum campaign.

And on July 27th, we celebrate 3 years since we introduced same sex marriage.

From Sal’s email:

Webinars are virtual seminars, that you can register for and ‘dial into’ using your computer, tablet or even just using a telephone. They are a way for you to get involved on policy issues, campaign topics and much more. They are free and easy to access – and if you can’t make a webinar, you can watch it back later on in your own time.

They are very useful opportunities to question key party figures on these important issues. They are very interactive and interesting and a good way to keep in touch with members.

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