The LDV Friday Five: 3 December 2010

It’s Friday. It’s five o’clock. Here’s a fistful of lists that sum up the LDV week:

5 most-read stories on LDV this week

1. Nick Clegg writes to Aaron Porter on ‘Right to Recall’ and tuition fees (55 comments) by Helen Duffett
2. Tuition fees: will Lib Dem MPs split three ways? (84 comments) by Mark Pack
3. Dear John Reid… (71 comments) by Mark Pack
4. Opinion: On Broken Promises (43 comments) by David Parkes
5. Opinion: Cleggmania in reverse, or the right side of the revolt (47 comments) by David Boyle

5 sample LDV Members’ Forum threads

Net Neutrality
Lack of global focus
The Happiest People in the World
PPCs for the next General Election
SET IN STONE ?

5 from the LDV archive

(3rd December, 2006-09)
1. What does £10,000 mean to you? To Zac Goldsmith it’s a “very marginal tax benefit” (6 comments) by Stephen Tall, from 2009
2. Photographers: ’tis the season to be wary? (13 comments) by Helen Duffett, from 2009
3. Why British universities need student fees (47 comments) by Tim Leunig, from from 2008
4. How do policy working groups work? (14 comments) by Greg Simpson, from 2008
5. New poll: where on the political spectrum would you like the Lib Dems to be? (17 comments) by Stephen Tall, from 2007

5 top reader search returns to get to LDV

(excluding Liberal Democrat Voice or its variants)
1. barnaby raine
2. yes to fairer votes
3. av referendum
4. the importance of teaching white paper
5. purdah

5 recent Lib Dem tweets

>> @billiwilliams Andrew Stunnell: next Thursday would’ve been the date of the second General Election of 2010 had the coalition not existed. Terrifying!

>> @liz_with_hat Dear NUS: in my day we used stewards and kept our marchers safe. No sign of any outside my office today.

>> @tavishscott Exclusive news – PO and I both wearing fishermens yellow wellies leaving Parliament tonight

>> @thomasbrake Had to withdraw my topical transport question (which would have been about the failure of the transport system to cope with the bad weather)

>> @thomasbrake …because there were no trains running in time to get me to Westminster to ask it

If you are a Lib Dem who tweets, and would like to be added to Ryan’s Lib Dem Tweets aggregator, drop him an email at [email protected]

That’s it from the LDV Friday Five. Let the weekend commence in 5-4-3-2-1…

Read more by .
This entry was posted in Friday Five.
Advert

One Comment

  • Anthony Aloysius St 3rd Dec '10 - 8:42pm

    Another step on what’s looking like the inevitable road:
    “David Cameron and Nick Clegg have ordered the creation of a beefed-up policy unit at 10 Downing Street to tighten their grip on government and act as an engine for ideas for the coalition in the second half of this parliament.

    Their desire jointly to develop new policies for 2012-15 will encourage those such as Sir John Major, the former Tory premier, who want the coalition to last beyond the next election.”

    http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/61a548d8-ff01-11df-956b-00144feab49a.html#axzz175DqnIUV

Post a Comment

Lib Dem Voice welcomes comments from everyone but we ask you to be polite, to be on topic and to be who you say you are. You can read our comments policy in full here. Please respect it and all readers of the site.

To have your photo next to your comment please signup your email address with Gravatar.

Your email is never published. Required fields are marked *

*
*
Please complete the name of this site, Liberal Democrat ...?

Advert

Recent Comments

  • Ruth Bright
    Such a heartening Question Time from Jake 👏...
  • BigTallTim
    A very good article Mark....
  • Daniel Walker
    @Tom Bailey "How many voters of Holborn and St Pancras, Lisbon, or Seville voted for Ursula von der Leyen? Answer : None, because 250 million Europeans, neve...
  • Richard Good
    I first met Michael in the Ripon By-Election in the mid seventies when Leeds Bookseller David Austwick won the seat . He was a good friend and adviser when I wa...
  • Matt (Bristol)
    Jenny, the whole thread discusses the opinion of LGBT+ Lib Dems that the party should argue for a new piece of legislation redefining and replacing the GRA as i...