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What’s on at Conference today?

By | Sun 15th March 2026 - 8:37 am

Today at Conference, after a hotly contested emergency motions ballot, Conference will be debating a motion by the Young Liberals which would introduce a ratings system for social media for under 18s. You can read it in Conference Extra here.

Local Government finance and a motion on how to deal with Trump’s increasingly illegal and dangerous policies are also on the agenda before Conference ends with Ed Davey’s keynote speech.

Here’s the full agenda:

09.00–09.30

F15 Emergency motion – Social media for under 18s

09.30–10.00

F16 Question and Answer Session: Parliamentary Parties

10.00-10.15

F17 Speech: Peter Taylor, Elected Mayor of Watford

10.15–11.00

F18 Policy Motion: Trump and the Wider World

11.00–11.45

F19 Policy Motion: Local Government Finance Emergency

11.45–12.00

F20 Party awards

12.00–13.00

F21 Speech: Ed Davey MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats

13.00 Close of Conference

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