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Today – Tim meets two new councillors in Kingston and urges members to get involved in by-elections

By | Wed 29th July 2015 - 4:53 pm

Today Lib Dem leader Tim Farron visited Kingston to meet two councillors who won their seats since the General Election as the party’s fightback gathers pace.

Tim stressed the importance of members getting involved and campaigning at every by-election.

Members can help their party win in by-elections across the country, not only on the ground, but also from the comfort of their own home through phone banking.

Every call helps, if you can spare a few minutes and pick up the phone, it could make all the difference.

If you’d like to help out in a by-election you can visit ALDC’s weekly By-Election HQ phonebank click here and for more information on ALDC By-Election HQ initiative click here.

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