East Devon Liberal Democrats

"Changing Britain's Future: no one shall be enslaved by poverty, ignorance or conformity"
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Agitating to achieve a stronger economy and fairer society across East Devon and beyond

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National Leadership Contest

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Local News

Welcome to the many new members and supporters that have recently joined us here in East Devon.

Congratulations to Caroline and Martin for their success being elected as MEPs for the South West, click to get to know them.

_{May local elections results}

_{Our East Devon local party members standing on EDDC}

_{Broadclyst: Sarah Chamberlain and Eleanor Rylance}

_{Exe Valley: Fabian King}

_{Exmouth Brixington: Andrew Colman}

_{Exmouth Town: Eileen Wragg}

_{Exmouth Withycombe Raleigh: Steve Gazzard and Brenda Taylor}

_{Click here to see why people vote for local Liberal Democrats}

_{Click here to see what Liberal Democrats believe}

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Finger on the pulse: national party updates

I am a candidate for Prime Minister

Article: Jul 22, 2019

Thank you all so much.

I am delighted, honoured, absolutely over the moon to stand before you as the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

And as the first woman to lead our party.

I am delighted, honoured, absolutely over the moon to stand before you as the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

I joined this party when I was 17. And over the last twenty-two years, through all the ups and downs, the Liberal Democrats have felt like a family to me.
South West and Gibraltar MEP backs Tom Deakin to become next MP for Exeter

Article: Jul 22, 2019

On Friday, Caroline Voaden MEP for the South West and Gibraltar addressed Liberal Democrat campaigners and supporters at a standing room only event in the centre of Exeter.

Speaking after the event, Caroline said:

"I am delighted to be in Exeter and speak to such an enthusiastic audience. Exeter is a city that clearly voted to Remain and Liberal Democrats are working hard in the European Parliament and throughout Devon to ensure the voices of those who want to remain in the European Union are being heard loudly and clearly.
Exeter Liberal Democrats campaign in Brecon and Radnorshire By-election

Article: Jul 22, 2019

Exeter Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate Tom Deakin was joined by Lib Dem City Councillors campaigning for the by-election in Brecon and Radnorshire.

Speaking from the campaign HQ in Brecon, Tom said:

"It's great to be in Brecon supporting our brilliant candidate Jane Dodds in what is set to be an incredibly important by-election. At a time when a no-deal Brexit is a serious risk to our economy, this by-election has the opportunity to change the direction of Brexit and puts the new Prime Minister under real pressure, a week into office, to take no-deal off the table."
The Brexit Crisis and stepping down on a high note

Article: Jul 20, 2019

By Vince Cable

A decade ago we all knew that there was an economic crisis. Banks were collapsing. Credit was drying up. Bankruptcies. Job losses. Escalating budget deficits. A big drop in the currency. You didn't need a Nobel Prize in economics to realise that something was terribly amiss. It was the biggest financial crisis in over a century, and the biggest drop in production and incomes since the interwar period.
Join us on polling week!

Article: Jul 19, 2019

Polling week is coming up and we need you in Brecon and Radnorshire to help us win and get Jane Dodds elected to Parliament.

It's incredibly helpful for the team if we know where volunteers are going so we can best prepare leaflets, canvassing packs and clerical work.

So RSVP here to let us know when you can join us.

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