Mark Pack

Two things to remember today

By | Thu 14th June 2012 - 7:25 am

In a time of austerity and cutbacks, it is only right that Liberal Democrat Voice leads the way, so the traditional ‘three things to remember’ has been ruthlessly cut to a mere two.

Today’s the day the official consultation on equal marriage closes.

Step one then: if you have not yet responded, do so now.

Step two: why not mark the end of this consultation by saying thank you to the Liberal Democrat minister who made it happen? You can make a donation to support the campaigning of Lynne Featherstone and her constituency party here.

 

P.S. Oh all right, here is a third thing to remember: why not encourage others to donate too?

* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.

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2 Comments

  • toryboysnevergrowup 14th Jun '12 - 12:18pm

    That’ll be two more things than Cameron remembers today before Leveson. The poor chap appears to be becoming rather forgetful these days.

  • Terry 15th Jun '12 - 10:23am

    “Step two: why not mark the end of this consultation by saying thank you to the Liberal Democrat minister who made it happen?”

    It hasn’t happened yet.

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