Monthly Archives: September 2025

1st	We need to sink Reform UK’s flagship policy (30) by Samuel Jackson
	Mathew on Monday: Patriotism, flags, and motive (4) by Mathew Hulbert
2nd	ALDE delegation – it’s international work (0) by David Chalmers
	1 September 2025 – yesterday’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
	2 September 2025 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
3rd	Conference Countdown: The UK Government must provide stability to Ukrainian children in the UK (1) by Rowan Fitton
	Liblink Christine Jardine: Human beings are human beings (20) by NewsHound
	Lisa Smart MP writes…Why now is the time to update our thinking on digital ID (54) by Lisa Smart
	Occupation, imprisonment and injustice: the case of Marwan Barghouti and the global silence on Palestinian detainees (6) by Oliver SImpson
	Alex Cole-Hamilton: Recognition of Palestinian state essential step on road to peace (1) by The Voice
	3 September 2025 – today’s press releases (6) by Mark Valladares
4th	Sir Nick Clegg, the come-back kid! (31) by Merlene Emerson
	The Westminster Dog of the Year competition (0) by Steve Darling
	Zack Polanski’s first email as Green Leader: not a word about Climate Change (14) by Simon McGrath
5th	ALDC by-election report, 4th September (13) by Liam Yip
	Israel and Palestine: a lasting peace (10) by Jack Meredith
	Immigration: A Liberal Force for Good in Britain (12) by Kamran Hussain
	4 September 2025 – yesterday’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
	5 September 2025 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
6th	Observations of an Expat: End of Tariffs? (9) by Tom Arms
7th	Tom Arms’ World Review (6) by Tom Arms
	Remembering my Nana: War, partition, and the case for peace (2) by Mo Waqas
	A new approach? (12) by Jack Lee-Brown
	Get your amendments and questions in fast: Deadline 1pm tomorrow (0) by The Voice
	Caron’s catch-up – What a week! (14) by Caron Lindsay
8th	Elected mayors are here to stay. Let’s upgrade their elections properly (15) by Richard Wood
	Coal mines and constitutional reform (9) by Geoff Reid
	Mathew on Monday: How do we up our media coverage? (26) by Mathew Hulbert
9th	This wouldn’t happen to a man – Why Angela Rayner’s fall is a disgrace (30) by Donna Harris
	How should we respond to November’s Budget choices? (17) by Lord William Wallace
10th	Is having “good policy” important? (12) by Abrial Jerram
	Max Wilkinson: Why is the BBC following Farage around like a lost puppy? (13) by Caron Lindsay
	The UK Government must rethink its AI R&D (4) by Christian de Vartavan
	How the Labour Government’s “soft” approach to challenging regimes allowed transnational repression from the Chinese government (2) by Larry Ngan
	10 September 2025 – today’s press releases (3) by Mark Valladares
11th	Liberator 431 (12) by Liberator Collective
	Time to drop the pretence – Israel is no partner for peace (21) by Jonathan Brown
	How a simple oversight in legislation is costing the economy over £10bn a year, crippling businesses, and forcing nearly 1m unpaid carers into poverty (0) by Adrian Ashton
	11 September 2025 – today’s Federal press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
	11 September 2025 – today’s Scottish and Welsh press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
12th	Discrepancies in access to adapted vehicles leaves some people housebound (3) by Mary Reid
	ALDC by-election report, 11th September (12) by Liam Yip
	12 September 2025 – today’s press releases (3) by Mark Valladares
13th	Observations of an Expat: Charlie Kirk (8) by Tom Arms
	Hina Bokhari challenges London Mayor’s decision to stop funding Southall Black Sisters (0) by Caron Lindsay
14th	Vince Cable writes: Boycotting Trump (12) by Vince Cable
	Tom Arms’ World Review (5) by Tom Arms
	New Lib Dem Candidate for Mayor of Sussex: ‘We will win with unity, not division’ (1) by NewsHound
	Caron’s catch-up – a worrying week (2) by Caron Lindsay
	13-14 September 2025 – the weekend’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
15th	How to fight the far right (21) by Rob Blackie
	William Wallace writes: The leader of the illiberal world is visiting Britain (6) by Lord William Wallace
	Mathew on Monday: Free speech… and its limits! (13) by Mathew Hulbert
16th	What is the Lib Dem vision for growth? (22) by Steve Wotton
	The conference app goes live (1) by Paul Walter
	Labour and the British National (Overseas) visa policy: Why is it causing concerns among Hongkongers? (0) by Larry Ngan
	The elephant not in the room at conference (17) by Colin Bloodworth
	National debt: The (very expensive) elephant in the room (19) by Callum Robertson
	Reclaiming our flags (8) by Matt McLaren
17th	The first freedom: Autonomy of the Body (4) by Esther Foulsham
	Capital punishment: how can we get national government to love London again? (5) by Gareth Roberts
	Keep calm and carry on urgently re-arming (14) by Tony Paterson
	The Lib Dems have a rare opportunity to make the case for migration (3) by Ben Rich
	Time for English members to vote on their representatives (5) by Callum Robertson and Simon McGrath
18th	Trump in the UK: On the importance of respecting the office, if not the man (3) by Alan Grant
	Calling out the Gaza genocide (8) by Judi Conner
	What liberals need to know from Reform UK conference (13) by Conference Tourist
	For people, for planet (12) by Duncan Brack
	Why the Conference debate on protecting the rights of Hong Kongers is important (0) by Nicholas Chan
19th	When Newton Ferrers Mums outface Whitehall (1) by Mark Corner
	In praise of volunteers! (7) by Richard Dickson
	William Wallace writes: Understanding British liberalism (4) by Lord William Wallace
	Mark Pack’s September report to members: Beating Reform (1) by Mark Pack
	Conference emergency motion options published (1) by The Voice
20th	The Independent View: The Blue Hole should concern the global community (2) by The Hon John Birmingham MLA
	Observations of an Expat: Kirk Consequences (1) by Tom Arms
	John Milne MP and cross party parliamentarians write to Wes Streeting with concerns about the ME/CFS strategy (0) by The Voice
	Jane Dodd’s speech to Conference (0) by The Voice
	If Plaid Cymru takes the lead, Welsh Liberal Democrats must be ready to engage (8) by Jack Meredith
	Our policy on asylum seekers (8) by Suzanne Fletcher
21st	Tom Arms’ World Review (4) by Tom Arms
	Caron’s Conference Diary: Lobsters and an MP barking “at the f***ing tide” (9) by Caron Lindsay
	Building bridges for Middle East peace (2) by Paul Walter
22nd	Paul’s Conference Diary: Gaza, Nick Clegg, Pho and the joy of Goram IPA Zero (0) by Paul Walter
	Why Wales needs open-list PR, not closed-list PR (9) by Jack Meredith
	The Overton Window – what Liberal Democrats can learn from Nigel Farage (33) by Jude Parker
	Mathew on Monday: to flag or not to flag… that is the question (16) by Mathew Hulbert
23rd	Reform UK – scapegoating migrants? Not again! (7) by Michal Siewniak
	Paul’s Conference diary #2: Gleeing oneself hoarse, our Yorkshire Devonian friend, a lizard and the appalling threat of renumbering the constitution (1) by Paul Walter
24th	WATCH: Ed Davey’s speech – with subtitles (4) by The Voice
	WATCH: Alex Cole-Hamilton’s speech to Conference (0) by The Voice
	WATCH: Victoria Collins’ speech to Conference (0) by The Voice
25th	Lib Dems shortlisted for the Cllr Awards (0) by Mary Reid
	ID Cards? We must be barking … (32) by Nick Baird
	The Independent View: Max Atkinson Award for Political Oratory (0) by Brian Jenner
	Lib Dems on Starmer’s digital ID: Nope. (53) by Caron Lindsay
26th	Our flag too (9) by Jack Meredith
	Lib Dems announce passing of Ming Campbell, Lord Campbell of Pittenweem (8) by The Voice
	Thoughts on our new Transport commitments (4) by Samuel Jackson
27th	Observations of an Expat: The UN (2) by Tom Arms
28th	Roz Savage MP writes: Tough on Farage, tough on the causes of Farage (14) by Roz Savage MP
	Tom Arms’ World Review (1) by Tom Arms
	Moldova election preview (2) by David Chalmers
29th	Reform are a threat to our national security: we have a moral duty to stop Farage becoming Prime Minister (2) by Callum Robertson
	Reclaiming Space (2) by Zachary Barker
	Under 18s can vote: will it be for Farage? (2) by Lewis Page
	Mathew on Monday – nasty party, progressive alliances and a new book (0) by Mathew Hulbert
30th	From Chișinău to London: why Moldova’s European choice must spark Britain’s EU re-engagement (11) by Jack Meredith
	Why I’m backing Josh Babarinde to be our next Party President (6) by Tim Farron MP
	To foster AI and technology innovation, words alone are not enough (2) by Christian de Vartavan