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Why not write for Lib Dem Voice?

By Stephen Tall | Wed 1st August 2007 - 1:52 pm

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Lib Dem Voice is exactly what it says it is: “an independent, collaborative website run by Liberal Democrat activists, where any individual inside or outside the party can express their views.”

In particular, we welcome opinion pieces from party members, and have published articles by 10 different authors in the past six weeks on a range of subjects.

So, if you’ve got something to say, and want a platform which allows you to address thousands, why not submit it to Lib Dem Voice? There’s some brief guidance notes here.

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One Comment

Laurence Boyce 1st Aug '07 - 2:48pm

I gave you a perfectly good piece the other week 🙂

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