Mark Valladares

Welcome to my day: 8 January 2018 – a lifestyle boutique sort of day…

By | Mon 8th January 2018 - 7:32 am

LDV is brought to you today from Portland, Maine, the home of some of the best small, craft breweries in the United States (these are just some of those that I’ve sampled in the past week or so, and come courtesy of the Maine Brewing Company).

We’re getting back into gear after the Christmas break, and Parliament returns which means another preview of the week ahead in the Lords.

Elsewhere, I’ll be opining on the Toby Young saga, and we may well have an announcement from our Editor-in-Chief.

So, pull up a chair, kick back and enjoy another day here at Liberal Democrat Voice’s front porch…

* Mark Valladares is Liberal Democrat Voice’s Monday Editor. He’s currently staying in what describes itself as a ‘lifestyle boutique’ hotel. No, he has no idea what that means either…

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