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LD2010 Issue Four: Spring Conference comes to Birmingham

Fri, 12 Mar 2010

This week Nick called for reform of British foreign policy in a speech at Chatham House, Lynne launched the first ever policy paper dedicated to young people and we celebrated International Women's Day.

Spring Conference 2010: Birmingham

For the first time, Birmingham will be playing host to the Liberal Democrats' spring conference. Whether you are attending or not, we want you to be able to be part of it. All the latest speeches and motions, videos and photos will be available online. Read more >

On Saturday Nick will be holding an online Q & A for all those not attending conference.
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Nick Clegg calls for a rebalance of British foreign policy

“The real truth is that the future of British foreign policy is as much in the balance as the future of our economy, or the future of our political system,” said Nick in a speech to Chatham House on Wednesday.
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Lynne Featherstone launches policy for young people

This week Lynne launched the party's ‘Free to be Young’ policy paper outlining Liberal Democrat commitments to youth in Britain. The paper will be discussed this Saturday in Birmingham.
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Liberal Democrats celebrate International Women's Day

Monday saw the launch of the Campaign for Body Confidence to coincide with International Women’s Day. Women across the party pledged their support and commitment to equality.
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Graphics competition: ACT Creative 

A couple of weeks ago we launched a competition for creative people everywhere to design and submit a poster based on the theme of ‘Fairness.’

There is still time from you to submit your entries via our social network ACT.

The best entries will be put to a vote by ACT users and the winner will support our online election campaign messages.