Below you will find Liberal Reform’s formal response to the Homes and Planning Consultation, submitted to the Federal Policy Committee for consideration on 17 March 2022. The FPC paper we are responding to be can found here: https://www.libdems.org.uk/s22-homes-planning-paper You can also download a copy our response here:
Hello all, welcome to another co-chair update! Firstly, a brief update on where I’m at and where Liberal Reform is at the moment: 2021 was a great year for us, and I was especially proud of how the Building Communities campaign went. But running it took a lot out of Read more…
I am a liberal. I didn’t actually realise it when I joined the party in 2017, days after that year’s general election. At the time I simply saw the Liberal Democrats as the only reasonable political choice that existed; but as I have developed within the party, I’ve come to Read more…
At 19:05 on Saturday 18th of September, Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference will be debating Liberal Reform’s motion “Building Communities”. This motion aims to commit the Liberal Democrats to combating the housing crisis in a fair, inclusive way, making sure that the right amount of houses are built in the right Read more…
by Robert Johnston, @robertj55 Information comes in many forms with various claims to ownership. The volume of data and the variety of contexts that transform it into information and knowledge has evolved beyond recognition since Hayek’s seminal work on “The use of knowledge in society”. However, the importance of the Read more…
by Aria Babu, @Utilit_Aria Through the feeds of politics-internet I haven’t been able to escape the BMG research on the UK’s political clans (find out yours here). If you’ve managed to escape the discussion there’s more information in The Independent (and a more in depth report here), but basically it Read more…
This article originally appeared on Co-Chair Andy Briggs’ Medium blog, you can view the blog post here. According to recent research done by BMG, there are 10 distinct ‘clans’ of British voters based on the values that they hold. It was no surprise to me that I belong to the Read more…