On this day: the first woman to vote in a parliamentary election
26th November 1867: Lily Maxwell becomes the first woman to vote in a British parliamentary election.
26th November 1867: Lily Maxwell becomes the first woman to vote in a British parliamentary election.
Seventy eight years ago in 1942 the Beveridge Report - Social Insurance and Allied Services - was published.
Due to the ongoing pandemic situation, our Spring 2021 conference will be held online.
New government guidance on the pandemic advises both that leafleting and door-knocking by political parties is allowed from Monday 8th March.
For International Women's Day today some high profile Lib Dem women have presented new spins on the "Mr Men and Little Misses" books - remaking them with more positive character descriptions.
The Liberal Democrats are pleased to announce that everyone in the North West will have the chance to back the Liberal Democrats...