I had been struggling for a while on whether to head to Spring Conference or to stay in London and on the doorstep with Elaine [Bagshaw], Shelly, Jack and Tara. Eventually, I decided to head to the conference. I wanted to learn more about how a campaign operates as we approach the short campaign, and how I could really contribute. Conference didn't disappoint.
After deciding to join the Liberal Democrats not so long ago I was astonished to find during the General Elections last June that my vote would not stand for much. There wasn't a suitable candidate who represented my views in my constituency in Kent. It was an inspirational moment, and one that led me to spring into action and commit to making 2018 a pro-active campaigning year.
We have three Chinese Liberal Democrat candidates standing in this May's local elections and here's a little more about them.
"I am Larry Ngan, the Liberal Democrat candidate for the local elections on 3 May in the ward of Queensbury in Brent.
Marguerita in her own words:
Statement from Sarah Cheung Johnson in South Cambridgshire (Longstanton Ward): "We would like to thank the wonderful team that stand behind us and have made this election victory possible. Only those who have experienced an election campaign can know the hours, hard work and dedication that goes into winning an election - even more so a patch that has never had a Liberal Democrat (and now has 2!) Across South Cambs many residents felt the need for change, for strong, active representation and to stand up for our villages The LibDems won 30 of the 45 seats and now have overall control of the District Council. This will allow us to enact real change and allow us to hold to account local government in a region already represented by a Tory run County Council, Tory Mayor and Tory MP.