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Welcome to our new volunteer editors!

By Stephen Tall | Tue 20th December 2011 - 7:23 am

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Liberal Democrat Voice has always aimed to be ‘Our place to talk’, a site primarily for Lib Dem members to discuss and debate. We welcome readers’ contributions, whether financial (hem-hem) or intellectual.

Building and maintaining a site like this, with fresh news and opinion day-in-day-out, is a labour of love. We are therefore delighted to be able to welcome a clutch of new day editors to afforce the Voice Collective:

All have volunteered to do an occasional turn here at LibDemVoice.org (while continuing their own sites)… so don’t be surprised to see them popping up at intervals, or indeed to hear from them as they commission articles on behalf of the site. Our grateful thanks to them for stepping forward to ensure the Voice can continue to serve Lib Dem supporters.

If anyone else would be interested in contributing to the site — whether a one-off post, a regular feature, or indeed by taking on some editorial responsibilities — please don’t hesitate to get in touch: [email protected].

Read more by Stephen Tall or more about caron lindsay, mark valladares, nick thornsby, paul walter or prateek buch.
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