Tag Archives: harriet smith

Simon Hughes wants to hear from you

By Mark Pack | Sat 16th December 2006 - 10:00 am

Party President Simon Hughes is consulting members on how best to run a new pair of awards, one named after the late Patsy Calton, former MP for Cheadle, and the other after the late Harriet Smith, a star activist, organiser and Conference Revue singer.

The idea of the awards is to thank and recognise otherwise unsung party members – and having awards in the names of Patsy and Harriet will also be a fitting tribute to them both for their many contributions to the party, both tragically cut short by ill health.

You can let Simon have your views on issues like …

Continue reading »

Posted in News and Party policy and internal matters | Also tagged patsy calton and simon hughes | Leave a comment

Most Read

Op-eds

Are the Liberal Democrats invisible? (Veronica-Mae Soar)
Being a Councillor – 35 years on (Chris Nicholson)
Roz Savage MP writes: Liberalism is having a Moment. But does it have a future? (Roz Savage MP)
Reinvigorating the Royal Navy (Ben Edginton-Thomas)
Global Power or Euro-Atlantic leader? (Peter Chambers)

Advert

Recent Comments

Stephen Yolland
Our policy platform is full of well meaning waffle. Our Leader (who is a nice guy) is uninspiring and over-earnest. Plus the electorate are bored with us, and h...
Jack
Ed, the word you are after is 'racist'. 'Mean' is utterly inadequate. Do better. Now....
David Le Grice
@Ynys Mon Man Try telling that to all the hard working candidates and activists in the many target wards where the Greens beat us with a paper candidate!...
Ynys Mon Man
The Lib Dems are highly visible in roughly a third of Lincoln and perhaps 50% of York (both Labour-held at Westminster). Why is this? Because a small core of ac...
John McHugo
@Simon McGrath - "It started with 6 Arab countries invading Israel intent on killing its Jewish population". That is just simply untrue and an outrageous st...