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People’s Vote March 19 October 2019
No comments on People’s Vote March 19 October 2019Last Saturday I once again took the train into London to join another People’s Vote march. I think this is the fifth of these that I have been on, and this one felt massive. There is always an argument about just how many people turn up to these things. I am sure there must be a way that you could accurately, and independently, estimate the attendance at such events. It would cut out the tedious…
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Joining the People’s Vote march 23 March 2019
I’ve again taken the train into London to join another People’s Vote march. I think this is the fourth of these that I have been on, and they have grown in numbers each time. They reckon this one was over a million people.
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People’s Vote March 20 October 2018
Joined the #peoplesvotemarch in London today. Doing what I can to try to stop the madness. Well that was BIG. Only marched as far as Downing St before crowd backed up from Parliament Square got too heavy.
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People’s Vote Petition
I have signed the People’s Vote Petition to demand a vote on the Brexit deal. We, the people, have the democratic right to determine our own future: https://www.peoples-vote.uk/petition #PeoplesVote
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Joining the People’s Vote march 23 June 2018
I’m joining the #peoplesvotemarch today. Can’t stand idle when so much is at risk.
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Liberal Democrats Euro Elections PPB #whyiamIN
I very much approve of yesterday’s Liberal Democrat PPB for the European Elections. A simple message well delivered. Looks like we might be having a European Election campaign that is actually about Europe. 🙂
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Random Thoughts for 2nd February 2013
This is the latest in my series of Random Thoughts posts with links, things found on the web and other stuff that has occurred to me between 28th January 2013 and 2nd February 2013. This is largely catching up on the political news in January. David Laws announced as chair of manifesto working group I don’t have as much problem with Laws in this role as I know some will have — However, it does…
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Random Thoughts for December 2012
This is the latest in my series of Random Thoughts posts with links, things found on the web and other stuff that has occurred to me. As there haven’t been any for awhile this is a catch up post for December 2012. A year of zoo babies A feature of these Random Thoughts posts throughout 2012 has been new arrivals at Whipsnade Zoo. Here is a round up of all the baby animals born at…
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Random Thoughts for 12th October 2012
This is the latest in my series of Random Thoughts posts with links, things found on the web and other stuff that has occured to me between 3rd October 2012 and 12th October 2012: 10 things the Lib Dem conference has taught us Ten things we learned from the Labour party conference Ten things we’ve learned from the Conservative party conference We’ve reached the end of the party conference season for 2012 and these are…
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Creating a Progressive Society: Europe
This is my fourth post about the Liberal Democrats one day policy conference Creating a Progressive Society held at the LSE on Saturday. The second of the break out sessions I attended was the one organised by the Liberal Democrat European Parliamentary Party on “The European dimension”. Jonathan Fryer has already blogged about this and gives a good flavour of the session. I came away with two thoughts. I was reminded just how much power…
