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2017 Green Parliamentary candidate joins the Liberal Democrats
Following the Conservative donor, the latest switch to supporting the Liberal Democrats - and in this case joining the party too - is a Green Parliamentary candidate:
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ALDC launches its Election Law Helpline
It is vital that everyone in the Liberal Democrats stays on the right side of the law throughout the forthcoming election campaigns, and ALDC are on hand to help you do this through our Election Law…
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Why the Liberal Democrats must adopt Universal Basic Income
To be quite blunt, I've been spending a lot of time lately thinking about where it's all gone wrong for the Liberal Democrats. I've been a member of the party for seven years now, three-quarters of a…
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Full slate of Liberal Democrats in this week’s by-elections
Brrrrrrr… out in the cold fighting elections this week have people people in four wards: two Conservative, one SNP and one Liberal Democrat. Liberal Democrat candidates in all four seats this week,…
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Brake: Major is right on Brexit
So, John Major is the latest figure to suggest that a referendum on the Brexit deal might not be a bad idea.
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Layla Moran: Homeless people need us to find the money to put a roof over their heads
Every year the House of Commons spends 3 days debating Government Department's estimates for public spending. Up until now, a committee of select committee chairs decides what subjects to debate, but…
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Boris “a real embarrassment” says William Wallace
Our Lib Dem Peer and regular LDV contributor William Wallace is an Emeritus Professor in International Relations. He is more qualified than most people to comment on foreign policy. In the Lords…
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Gina Miller: EU citizens should vote Liberal Democrat
EU citizens in the UK are able to vote in local elections though not general elections. That means this the by-elections in Stamford their first chance to cast a verdict on Theresa May's Hard Brexit…
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Floella Benjamin: Ministers should seize the baton and get serious on child obesity
Whilst some parts of the government's National Child Obesity Strategy are welcome, its reliance on a voluntary approach will not provide the necessary impetus for real change, argues Baroness Benjamin
