Your chance to interview Tavish Scott

Your chance to interview Tavish Scott

By Bernard Salmon | Thu 25th September 2008 - 5:04 pm

The new leader of the Scottish Lib Dems, Tavish Scott MSP, has agreed to take part in a bloggers’ interview. This will take place at the Scottish Lib Dem conference in Edinburgh on Saturday October 11 between 3.25pm and 4pm.

The interview is open to any Lib Dem blogger. All that is required is that you write up the interview on your blog. If you don’t have a blog of your own, you could write it up on Lib Dem Voice or another site of your choice.

Anyone interested in taking part should contact me by email at [email protected]

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This entry was posted in Blogger Interviews and Scotland.

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