Weekly catchup 21st-27th March

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Weekly catchup 21st-27th March

By Alex Foster | Tue 29th April 2008 - 9:12 am

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Our weekly guide to the good on Lib Dem Voice

This week, two important appeals for your input:

The highest number of comments this week were recorded on

Should a dangerously incompetent anaesthetist become a councillor?
Our weekly date with Question Time – London Mayor special (also available in Rainbow Edition on Something for the Weekend)
Ming for Speaker?

Guest contributors brought us

Shifting the unequal state
(… yes… just the one guest contributor last week. Why don’t you write us an article?)

Saga of the week

Don’t miss

Will Howells’s Something for the Weekend
Jeremy Browne’s Parliamentary Gem

And finally…

The Sam Seaborn Award for Geography goes to William Hague. Bet Mark Pack knows which of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan has the nukes and which has the sheep.

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