Tim Farron opens Witney by-election HQ

This video (below) shows a spirited Tim Farron opening our large HQ in Witney. Please do help with Liz Leffman’s campaign! You can help by following this link.

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

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2 Comments

  • Hoorah 🙂

  • Lyndsay St Val 8th Oct '16 - 12:09am

    I guess you could say that I am a disillusioned Labour voter, as I have not participated in a general election for decades. However, Brexit has changed all that. I am now a member of a pro EU group, (We are the 48%) and I like many other people who voted Remain, we admire Mr Farron for sticking to his principles post the Referendum. I’m voting Lib Dem at the next General Election in 2020, but for now, good luck to Liz in Witney.

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