The general election is over and there are 72 (count 'em) Liberal Democrat MPs.
What should Lib Dem strategy be in this brave new world? Is there a policy you would like to see us adopt? Any heretical thoughts you want to confess?
You're welcome to share your ideas in a guest post for Liberal England.
I'm happy to entertain a wide variety of views, but I'd hate you to spend your time writing something I wouldn't want to publish. So do get in touch first.
And, as you may have noticed, I'm happy to cover topics far beyond the Lib Dems and British politics.
These are the last ten guest posts on Liberal England:
- The Lib Dems approach the general election in a far weaker position than in 1997 - Anselm Anon
- A book that explains why Britain voted for Brexit - Peter Chambers
- No smoke without political economy - Anselm Anon
- In old age a shared past is rich and comforting - The Secret Support Worker
- So far this year, 49 councillors have left the Tories and 42 have left Labour - Augustus Carp
- Singing the songs of the Cambrian Railway - Eric Loveland Heath
- Councillors changing party: general election update - Augustus Carp
- The Lib Dems achieved a wide and remarkably deep success - Alex Folkes
- The Lib Dems must meet the challenge of the Greens in the new political landscape - Anselm Anon
- This blog is not suitable for kids - Laurence Warner
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