Telegraph reports Farron email 24 days after we did

Interesting story in today’s Telegraph about a fundraising letter from Tim Farron to combat Tony Blair’s £1000 donations to Labour’s target seats.

Interesting, but old.

We told you about this way back on 5th March.

LDV Blair post

 

Should the photo of Tony Blair set your blood boiling, as it did mine, you might like to make a donation to the Liberal Democrats – especially as there’s a match funding effort for March going on. Can you help the party reach its £300,000 target?

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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One Comment

  • Daniel Henry 29th Mar '15 - 3:20pm

    Caron, the way you worded this article makes it sound like a criticism or complaint.

    I’m personally more than happy to see the Telegraph drip releasing our campaign messages to their readers. 🙂

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