Stephen Tall

Why not write for Lib Dem Voice?

By | Fri 29th February 2008 - 7:33 pm

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 – whether you’re an activist, councillor, MP, peer or prefer to cheer from the sidelines – and we publish a number of articles each week by different authors on a range of subjects.

We also have a slot, labelled The Independent View, reserved for those with no affiliation to the party, but whose articles we know would be of interest to our readers – so let us know who you’d like to see on LDV’s pages.

If you’ve got something to say, and want a platform which allows you to address tens of thousands of readers, including key opinion-formers, why not submit it to Lib Dem Voice? There’s some brief guidance notes here.

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