Reminder: there’s still time to get the early bird discount for the York Spring Conference

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Reminder: there’s still time to get the early bird discount for the York Spring Conference

By Paul Walter | Sun 5th January 2020 - 1:04 pm

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This is a gentle reminder that you can still take advantage of the “early bird” discount if you register before January 7th – that’s this coming Tuesday – for the York Spring Conference.

Due to feedback from our esteemed LDV editor, Caron, the deadline was extended especially to allow people sufficient time after the hard work of the election.

You can register here.

There are details of the conference here.

There are details of accommodation in York here.

There are details of how you can stay in discounted accommodation with a local LibDem member here.

If you volunteer to be a conference steward, in exchange for your time at conference, you will receive a free conference pass, as well as contributions towards subsistence, travel and accommodation. Details are here.

* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

Read more by Paul Walter or more about 2020 York spring conference.
This entry was posted in Party policy and internal matters.

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