Paul Walter

In pictures: Leaders from the archives

By | Thu 6th October 2016 - 11:10 am

Just delving about in the Getty Images archive, I happened upon these great images of our current leader and some of our past leaders*. Please click on the images to read the captions.

* includes predecessor parties.

* 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

  • David Raw 6th Oct '16 - 11:23am

    Caption for J.T running on Blackpool beach …………………..

    ” Rinka, come back here if you know what’s good for you”.

  • David 6th Oct '16 - 11:35am

    Caption for Roy Jenkins: “Now run down and reserve a table in the dining-car, dear boy, and bring a copy of the Wine List back with you”.

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