Recently I had the great thrill of visiting the Tynwald - the Isle Of Man's parliament. The Isle Of Man is, of course, ...

Richard Webber, husband to Catherine, father to Edward, Rebecca, Richard, and Sophie, was my friend and mentor, and he died peacefully at home last Sunday after a long fight with oesophageal cancer.

From Gladstone and Home Rule, Grimond and Regionalism, Ashdown and Devolution and even Daisy’s plan to move the Treasury,decentralising the British state has always been a Liberal Democrat ambition.

Andy Burnham’s launch speech in Manchester raised hopes of a sustained plan to devolve power away from Whitehall. If the reality matches the rhetoric, that will be a massive achievement and will ...

There has been no shortage of criticism directed at Carl Cashman over the past few days following his appearance as the cover ...

Twelve principal authority by-elections across England, Wales and Scotland took place on Thursday 2nd July, carrying on a trend of unusually high numbers of by-elections over the past few weeks.

I had a tear or too yesterday when I saw Yi-Pei Chou Turvey MSP become the first British politician to receive the European ...

We don’t often “do sport” here at Liberal Democrat Voice - perhaps a reflection of the Editorial Team’s interests - but it ...

Thanks to a Brazilian friend, I had the opportunity to attend the International Seminar on Culture and Climate Change, which ...

In March this year we announced the Jenkinsite Policy Network after a members vote, and though it has taken longer than any of us expected, we have finally gotten to the stage where we can announce ...

The recent (and long overdue) release of the UK’s Defence Investment Plan (DIP) has only intensified the long-running debate about how to fund an increase in the UK Defence Budget, a debate that has ...