Will Howells

Spring Conference: register now for lowest price

By | Tue 5th December 2006 - 11:35 pm

The advanced discount conference registration rate (£45 for spring only, £79 for both 2007 conferences) lasts until next Friday, December 15th, so for the lowest price you should register as soon as possible.

Both events return to the locations of this year’s: Spring Conference will be in Harrogate, 2nd-4th March, and Autumn Conference will be back in Brighton, 15th-20th September.

For more details and to register online, visit http://www.libdems.org.uk/conference/

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7 Comments

  • nigelashton 6th Dec '06 - 12:33am

    Thanks for the reminder. I’d put it on one side to do later, but later has come sooner than I realised!

  • richardclein 6th Dec '06 - 10:29am

    i haven’t received any paperwork

  • garethepps 6th Dec '06 - 11:08am

    Richard (and others) go onto the Conference section of the website – forms are all there.

  • Mark Pack 6th Dec '06 - 11:18am

    The preliminary agenda mailing is going out in the post in the next few days Richard.

  • nigelashton 6th Dec '06 - 3:09pm

    “i haven’t received any paperwork”

    Registration forms for 2007 were included with the Conference Report sent to 2006 reps after Brighton or, as Gareth says, or available from the website

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