Monthly Archives: September 2026

1st  Where next for the Lib Dems in London? (19) by Josh Lucas Mitte
  AI has moved from future threat to present reality (10) by Sean Worrell
  1 September 2026 – today’s press releases (part 1) (0) by Mark Valladares
  1 September 2026 – today’s press releases (part 2) (0) by Mark Valladares
2nd  Lib Dems call for action on smart spectacles – some constructive feedback (13) by Caron Lindsay
  Going for four in a row in Scotland (0) by Grant Toghill
  Welcome to Lib Dem Friends of Gaelic Language and Culture (10) by Caron Lindsay
  Cole-Hamilton responds to Swinney on BBC Radio (0) by The Voice
3rd  What can we really do to influence the situation in the West Bank? (4) by Alan Juriansz
  Cole-Hamilton: Violence against women and girls demands action now (0) by The Voice
4th  World Suicide Prevention Day, 10th September (0) by Ron Aitken
  Could Andy Burnham rival William Beveridge in impact? (32) by Katharine Pindar
  ALDC by-election report, 3rd September (3) by Joe Nutt
  Burnham, Andy: Could do better (5) by Simon Banks
  Green asks Offord if Reform UK Scotland has benefited from foreign donations (3) by The Voice
5th  Observations of an Expat: Bonds and the World (9) by Tom Arms
  Why Holborn and St Pancras deserves our all (47) by Rosemary Runswick
6th  Tom Arms’ World Review (2) by Tom Arms
  Demand for action over 100,000 “horror” sewage spills (4) by The Voice
7th  Reform is winning because liberal Britain is not listening to its own society (20) by Michal Simon
  Labour’s Local Government Reform hits a roadblock… (3) by Mark Valladares
  Mathew on Monday: Local Government Reorganisation review welcome (3) by Mathew Hulbert
  7 September 2026 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
8th  Somerset’s farmers are on the front line of climate change (0) by Sarah Dyke
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