Tag Archives: conference deadlines

Party awards – get your nominations in by 27 February

Every Conference, the Liberal Democrats honour individuals who have served the party well with our party awards.

In York, the following awards will be presented:

The Leader’s Award
Eligibility: Any member of the party.

Criteria: Awarded to someone who has shown exemplary dedication to canvassing voters.

The Bertha Bowness Fischer Award
Background: This award is named for the country’s first woman to become a qualified election agent, a trailblazer who is a testament to our traditions of equality, inclusion and campaigning rigour.

Eligibility: Any local party.

Criteria: Awarded a local party for the excellence of its local delivery network.

The Albert Ingham Award
Background: This award is named for one of the Party’s great Election Agents, Albert Ingham. Albert’s work, much of it in his home county of Yorkshire, was prodigious and his impact on the Party ranged from organising to fundraising to promoting fresh talent.

Eligibility: Any election agent or campaign manager.

Criteria: Awarded for a recent campaign that through its excellence, fastidiousness, tenacity or novelty is a model for others.

The Laura Grimond award

Posted in News | Also tagged , and | Leave a comment

Reminder: Conference motions deadlines on 11th January

One great thing about being a member of the Liberal Democrats is that you can submit motions to be considered for debate at our two Conferences.

Scottish Spring Conference takes place in Dundee from 10-11 March and Federal Spring Conference is in York the weekend after. Both motions deadlines are this coming Wednesday, 11th January.

For Scottish Conference, all the info you need on how to submit motions is here. You need 10 members, or a party body, or local party to support you.

For Federal Conference, the motion submission form is here.

Posted in News | Also tagged and | 6 Comments
Advert

Recent Comments

  • cim
    Though someone on £100K (take home ~£65K) is already in the position, tax or otherwise, where they are living extremely comfortably compared with the national...
  • Mick Taylor
    @slamdac. The vast majority of non UK or commonwealth citizens cannot claim benefits now, so your statement repeats the lies told by the right. We do really ha...
  • David Le Grice
    We shouldn't do anything for our overseas territory's without taking away their ability to operate as tax havens first. And if for any reason we can't stop th...
  • Trevor Peel
    Thanks Cody for this article on the UKOT's. The National Liberal Club (NLC) Commonwealth Forum has a particular interest in the UKOT's and we have good relatio...
  • Simon Robinson
    @Peter Davies: Thanks and well spotted. I'd calculated the increase as a % of gross salary. More realistically we'd consider the % increase of take home pay. As...