Paul Walter

Three ways to watch conference live

By | Mon 21st September 2015 - 10:00 am

There are three ways to watch the Lib Dem conference live:

1. Go to conference. That may sound facetious, but you can still register for a day session this week and, if you just happen to be around Bournemouth and have a hour to spare, you can pop into a fringe meeting without registering (but I didn’t tell you that 😉 )

2. Watch the sessions live on the party’s website here. The party also plonks a YouTube of the previous day’s session on the same website every evening.

3. Watch the conference on BBC Parliament here. (If you tried this at the weekend you would have noticed that the BBC can’t be arsed to do it at the weekend).

* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

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