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The Liberal Democrat General Election Campaign 2001

10 November 2020
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Expectations and Achievements by Chris Rennard
Prior to the campaign Liberal Democrats knew that there were low expectations outside the party […]

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Liberal Democrat Strategy

10 November 2020
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“ A new high watermark for the Liberal Democrats”
Achievements and Expectations
The 2005 General Election campaign was the fourth contested by […]

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A Critical Evaluation of Rennadism.

20 May 2020
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‘Winning Here?’ A Critical Evaluation of Rennardism, by Jonathan Marshall. This essay discusses the influence of […]

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From Protest to Power – The Progress of the Liberal Democrats

3 November 2011
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The Rocky Road to 2010.
The Liberal Party and the SDP merged to form the Liberal Democrats in 1988. This article […]

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“Why should a billionaire tax exile be able to fund a political party in the UK, and who knows where their money really comes from?” How the Conservative Government is undermining democratic principles. Excellent from @josiahmortimer in @BylineTimes today https://t.co/RFBIOxdPj3

— Chris Rennard 🔶💙🇺🇦 (@LordRennard) December 13, 2023

Letter to the Editor The Times

Did anything in the King’s Speech address the crisis in the NHS?

This week both Houses of Parliament are debating the contents of the speech delivered by King Charles, but written by the new Labour Government. The State Opening of Parliament is a ceremony held at the beginning of every parliamentary session. The King’s speech is of great significance following a change of Government as it sets out how the new Prime Minister intends to legislate for measures to take the country in a different direction.

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WATCH: @LordRennard highlights JDRF research in the #HealthandCareBill debate this afternoon. His amendments aimed at overcoming barriers to #type1diabetes technology and widening access. pic.twitter.com/qLytomEdId

— JDRF UK (@JDRFUK) January 24, 2022
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