Monthly Archives: October 2026

1st  Opportunity at the heart of our vision in local government (3) by Callum Robertson
  A national care service – questions for Burnham (and us) (5) by Ruth Bright
  Where have we heard this one before? Labour and electoral reform (14) by Jack Meredith
  Keep the earnings link: don’t repeat the mistakes of the 80s (27) by Chris Perry
2nd  Why I won’t Wayve goodbye to Black Cabs (25) by Christian de Vartavan
  Burnham is right to reform the triple lock; the Lib Dems should support it (8) by James Hill
  Picking our allies, a perspective on Israel/Palestine (11) by Gillian Mosely
  By-Election Report 01.10.26 (2) by Joe Nutt
3rd  Observations of an ex pat: Stormy Red Sea (1) by Tom Arms
4th  Tom Arms’ World Review (1) by Tom Arms
5th  Welcome to my day: 5 October 2026 – it’s beginning to feel a lot like AGM season… (11) by Mark Valladares
  Labour’s new vape tax is disastrous policymaking (15) by Rees Southern
  Can we afford the Triple Lock? Not as a low tax party (14) by Joe Wright
  The Autumn 2026 edition of the Journal of Liberal History published (1) by Nick Alderton
6th  50 years a Liberal (14) by Simon McGrath
  Pensions, care and the liberal vision we need (2) by Maria Linforth-Hall
  Welcome to the Brexit argument, Prime Minister! (15) by Dr Anthony Harris
  Councils must help music – so music can help their communities flourish (1) by Charlie Clinton & Josh Matthews
7th  How to spot a Racist (20) by Ben Rich
8th  We need better conversations on AI and the environment (4) by Josh Matthews
  Rob Blackie joins the race for Mayor of London (1) by Mary Reid
  Will the real Green party that cared about people and planet please stand up? (8) by Kobe Bibbon
9th  The Independent View: The halfway house nobody wants to live in (15) by Naomi Smith
  A plea from a member – more ambition and less equine pacification please… (37) by Nick Baird
11th  Is Ed Davey toast? (35) by Caron Lindsay
12th  Welcome (belatedly) to my day: 12 October 2026 – a leadership challenge, or a challenge to the leadership?… (16) by Mark Valladares
  The decapitation strategy (8) by Michael Taylor
  Mathew on Monday: Davey has been given a second chance. Now he must show us what his leadership is for (15) by Mathew Hulbert
13th  ‘Miriam González launches new party to take on Spain’s big two in snap election’ (3) by NewsHound
  We need a healthy and free leadership debate (52) by Rosemary Runswick
14th  E1 is approaching a point of no return. Parliament must act now (8) by Anne-Marie Simpson
15th  What is happening with the Inclusion and Faith Review? (13) by Simon McGrath
  Pensions and social care: Ed Davey must offer more than reassurance (11) by Maria Linforth-Hall
16th  What is democracy? (8) by Jonathan Parrott
  ALDC by-election report, 15th October (2) by Joe Nutt
17th  Observations of an Expat: Ukraine in Trouble (2) by Tom Arms
  Ukraine‘s plight means UK must rearm for war now, and not by ten years’ time (21) by George Cunningham
18th  Tom Arms’ World Review (0) by Tom Arms
  Alex Cole-Hamilton’s speech to Scottish Conference (0) by The Voice
  Social care and the triple lock (5) by Gordon Lishman
  The defence of International Law in an age of impunity (6) by John Kelly
  Rodney Berman and Joe Carter selected for Cardiff Westminster seats (0) by The Voice
19th  Welcome to my day: 19 October 2026 – so much for that rebellion… (0) by Mark Valladares
  You don’t need to be a hero to fight fascism (19) by Jack Meredith
  Support to enable Disabled People to live Independently (2) by Richard Whelan
20th  Before we talk about coalition, we must ask: What are the Liberal Democrats for? (3) by Maria Linforth-Hall
  The Lib Dems should be bolder. Here’s how…. (13) by James Hill
  The silent scandal of ME…and in praise of Tessa Munt (0) by Paul Walter
  Jane Dodds to step down as Welsh Lib Dem Leader (2) by Caron Lindsay
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