TOMORROW: Join us for coverage of the Lib Dem Local Government Conference

The Local Government Conference organised jointly by ALDC and the Lib Dem LGA group takes place tomorrow in Manchester. As you can see from the agenda (pdf) there is a packed schedule, with numerous MPs including Nick Clegg, Tim Farron and Ed Davey in attendance.

I will also be there, covering things for the site. I’ll have a live blog running here where I will bring you coverage of some of the talks, and hopefully some interviews from some of the participants. I’ll also try and tweet, both from my own twitter and the Lib Dem Voice account.

If you are going, do pop over and say hi – I’ll be the one with the laptop…

* Nick Thornsby is a day editor at Lib Dem Voice.

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2 Comments

  • BRIAN HICKS 21st Jun '13 - 3:47pm

    An outstanding performamce by Ed Davey on last night’s Question Time. Look no further for our next leader —-but not yet.

  • David Allen 21st Jun '13 - 4:03pm

    Ed Davey? yes, mostly good. Pity about the bit at the end, offering unsolicited support for Osborne’s plans to keep house prices rising…

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