R-L-J/LDLA Co-Chair wrote a Chapter for Our Joint-Chair, James Sandbach, contributed a Chapter to a Social Liberal Forum book, “Wolves in The Forest – Tackling Inequality in 21st Century. The Chapter proposed that “Liberal Democrats should make more use the human rights frameworks in developing the Party’s policies on tackling inequality and poverty”. You can (more…)
The Report of the Independence Commission. Please note that this report is posted for discussion purposes at a meeting on 17th February and is not an expression of LibDem or R-L-J/ LibDemLawyers policy. The recommendation of a separate jurisdction for Wales is at page 20
The adjourned AGM will now take place at 6.30pm Tuesday 17th November 2020 Whilst the formal agenda is below, most importantly we will be discussing our campaigning goals. We want R-L-J/LDLA to take a lead in the party and beyond in protecting the Rule of Law, Human Rights and Constitutional Reform. We believe all of (more…)
From Lockdown to Liberty This has been a difficult period for the Party, whilst the last few months might have given us a strong platform to be the premier civil liberties voice playing to our USP, as political liberals many of us have resisted the temptation for opportunistic campaigning against the Coronavirus public health measures (more…)
Date: 13-15 March 2020 Location: York Information regarding the conference will appear hear shortly with dates and times of any fringe meetings. For more information please visit the Liberal Democrat website Fringe Meetings Fringe Date Time Venue The United Kingdom – Can it Survive? Saturday 14th March 1300-1400 Minster Suite Hilton Hotel Has Brexit been (more…)
Welcome to this lecture in the honour of Joyce Arram, “the Arum Lily” , beloved by us all.
When : Saturday, February 29, 2020 from 12 Midday (at Horseshoe Inn SE1 3QP & 1pm Bermodsey Village Hall) to 4:30 PM GMT The successes of the local elections in the Spring of 2019 and the election of a new young leader, led to great hopes that a General Election would Stop Brexit by bringing (more…)
oyce was born in the maternity wing of the Whittington Hospital on the 24th March 1935. She claimed that she was a real cockney on the basis that Dick Whittington heard the bells of Bow Bell on Highgate Hill just outside of what is now the
Fringe Meeting’s at a Glance
