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Monthly Archives: May 2026

1st  ALDC by-election report, 30th April (5) by Liam Yip
  What’s next? The West Wing and the case for liberal idealism (1) by Tanya Park
2nd  Observations of an Expat: Special Relationship (22) by Tom Arms
3rd  Tom Arm’s World Review (2) by Tom Arms
  Civil liberties and the proposed social media ban (9) by Shane Burke
5th  Harold Wilson: The Winner (24) by Paul Walter
6th  Help turn Birmingham gold! (4) by Roger Harmer
  Just peachy! Scotland needs change with fairness at its heart (2) by Caron Lindsay
  Ed Davey: Lib Dems are here to empower people (3) by Caron Lindsay
7th  Good luck! (1) by Mary Reid
  And that’s a wrap – thanks everyone! (0) by The Voice
8th  Friday morning update – Lib Dems gain Stockport and Portsmouth but lose Hull (35) by Caron Lindsay
  Friday late afternoon update: (18) by Caron Lindsay
  Scotland update: 5 more MSPs and a narrow miss (0) by Caron Lindsay
9th  So we got a Highlands and Islands list MSP after all! (5) by Caron Lindsay
  Observations of an ex-pat: War’s end? (4) by Tom Arms
  Slow and steady growth (15) by Mary Reid
  A stream of consciousness on the Scottish elections (5) by Caron Lindsay
10th  Tom Arms’ World Review (3) by Tom Arms
  Sunday fun: the uninvited guest at Ed Davey photocall (0) by The Voice
  Another stream of consciousness on the election results – England this time (44) by Caron Lindsay
11th  Welcome to my day: 11 May 2026 – and now that I’m back, what did I miss? (1) by Mark Valladares
  The far-right nightmare looms. What are we doing about it? (14) by David Vigar
  Standing Still (14) by Shaun Ennis
  Decent results, but we need to learn (15) by Johan Prinsloo
  The end of the United Kingdom? (11) by Gareth McAleer
  “Politically Stagnant” – Local Elections 2026 reflections (20) by Tara Foster
  Mathew on Monday: Starmer’s time is up – Labour needs a new Leader and a new direction (10) by Mathew Hulbert
  One of these things is not like the other (21) by John Grout
  Lib Dem MSPs arrive at Holyrood (0) by Caron Lindsay
  11 May 2026 – today’s press releases (1) by Mark Valladares
12th  The biggest risk is playing it safe (37) by Rob Blackie
  We need to talk about Gorton and Denton (17) by Olivia Walker
  From commenting to campaigning (3) by Jack Meredith
  The Liberal Democrats and Yesh Atid: a fundamental incompatibility? (16) by Ruvi Ziegler
  The most unfortunate result possible (7) by Rob Parsons
  A View from the Island of Mull (5) by Hugh Andrew
13th  Londoners need hope – our Party offers none (16) by Kevin Chun
  Scotland’s electoral system has reached breaking point (14) by Richard Wood
  Vince Cable writes: Escaping the Brexit dilemma (16) by Vince Cable
  The 2026 Locals were a bad result for the party, let’s not pretend otherwise (33) by Rebecca Jones
  Building Lib Dem groups that work for all members (0) by Tom Reeve
  The UK’s political leadership deficit (6) by Lord William Wallace
14th  Let’s stop tiptoeing around it: we belong in Europe (9) by Mark Blackburn
  Liberal Democrats cannot afford to be absent from Britain’s cities (12) by Victor Chamberlain
  Local elections 2026 – A view from North East England (2) by Colin Ferguson
  What really happened in Gorton and Denton (11) by Chris Northwood
  What last Thursday tells us about beating Reform (and where we still need to do the work) (20) by Tanya Park
15th  Alderdice, Thornhill and Turner spoke. Were you listening? (29) by Roderick Lynch
  What just happened? (3) by Les Tarr
  We are not going anywhere (7) by Kamran Hussain
  Farage in Downing Street or work with the Greens? (25) by Steve Melia
  Stagnating here – West Sussex at the 2026 local elections (2) by Thomas Worth
  Popularity without clarity: communicating our values through policy (5) by Tom Walker
16th  What did the Greens have that we didn’t? (24) by Jonathan Moore
  Should we even be considering contesting Makerfield?  (35) by Ciaran Morrissey
  Welsh Liberal Democrats need more than “stop” politics (15) by Jack Meredith
17th  Why are we so timid? (8) by Michael Taylor
  Stand aside in Makerfield, but make Burnham earn it (50) by Tanya Park
  Time to embrace our Welsh identity (10) by Alan Eurig Williams
  Jim Wallace’s memorial service – 5th June 2026 (0) by Caron Lindsay
18th  Welcome to my day: 18 May 2026 – five/six party politics requires a new approach (6) by Mark Valladares
  Is this the first public call for Ed to go? (13) by The Voice
  Our messaging on Palestine did not cut through (12) by Imaduddin Ahmed
  Mathew on Monday: Swirling unease among urban Lib Dems (11) by Mathew Hulbert
19th  Our political timidity has to end (14) by Paul Hindley
  We will not be bullied: standing against hate after the San Diego mosque attack (2) by Mo Waqas
  Fixing the long-term pensions crisis requires embracing flexibility (9) by Callum Robertson
20th  Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Elizabeth Shields’ Ryedale by-election win (6) by Elizabeth Jewkes
  Time for the UK to engage with Europe on AI sovereignty (2) by Christian de Vartavan
  Liberal Democrats should be the first choice for women (1) by Donna Harris
  Tom Gordon MP writes…What should the Liberal Democrats stand for? (10) by Tom Gordon MP
21st  What has happened? (0) by Simon Banks
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