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Liberal Futures publishes the Little Yellow Book

By Caron Lindsay | Wed 29th February 2012 - 3:56 pm

First, there was the Orange Book. Then Liberal Democrat Voice published the Tangerine Book. Now, tomorrow, Scottish based Liberal Futures will publish The Little Yellow Book, a collection of essays on Liberalism in Scotland today edited by former MSP and Education Minister Robert Brown and Nigel Lindsay (no relation). It aims to move beyond the Orange Book of 2004, and to articulate a Liberalism of the people that speaks to modern Scotland with a mission to make our country a more equal and buoyant one.

Liberal Futures was established last year to promote thought and policy development among Scottish Liberal Democrats in …

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