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SOAS arrests: Where are the Lib Dems on protest rights?

Adam Ramsay 15 June 2011 SOAS arrests: Where are the Lib Dems on protest rights?2011-06-15T09:37:27+01:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
“I was personally punched and thrown down the stairs by officers.” Meet Alex. He's a postgrad student at UCL. On Monday he joined a peaceful demonstration at SOAS against Higher…
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A more civilised kind of politics is not ‘from another planet’

Adam Ramsay 27 April 2011 A more civilised kind of politics is not ‘from another planet’2011-04-27T13:40:46+01:00 Scotland 1 Comment
I had forgotten how civilised Scottish politics is. Last night, I was representing the Greens at the Edinburgh University Students' Association hustings. Three years ago I stood on the same…
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Lib Dems Scots conference – retreating to the hills?

Adam Ramsay 4 March 2011 Lib Dems Scots conference – retreating to the hills?2011-03-04T18:52:25+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Is treasa tuath na tighearna: "The People are mightier than a lord". This famous slogan of the 1880s Highland Land League is where, I think, you have to begin if…
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Dick of the year: Nick Clegg

Adam Ramsay 4 January 2011 Dick of the year: Nick Clegg2011-01-04T17:52:08+00:00 8 Comments
It's the most highly anticipated election of the year so far. The votes have been cast; the ballots counted. There were 40 nominations for 38 challengers. But in the end,…
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The beginning of the end of the LibDems?

Bright Green Editors 16 December 2010 The beginning of the end of the LibDems?2010-12-16T12:27:29+00:00 UK 16 Comments
Extended post - words by Rupert Read photo, unknown (let us know if it's yours and we'll credit you). The last month of student protests, culminating in the Parliamentary vote…
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Why the Liberal Democrats were Always Going to Sell Out, and Why it’s not their Fault

Peter McColl 13 December 2010 Why the Liberal Democrats were Always Going to Sell Out, and Why it’s not their Fault2010-12-13T10:00:12+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 13 Comments
The Liberal Democrats were always going to sell someone out. It’s not really a surprise that it was students. Explaining why the Liberal Democrats may seem like a good party…
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For Our Generation it’s the Greens or it’s Nothing

Peter McColl 11 December 2010 For Our Generation it’s the Greens or it’s Nothing2010-12-11T15:45:39+00:00 Green Parties 7 Comments
Our generation has taken a beating. Where the Thatcher government waged a thinly disguised class war, our generation has been under attack for the past 13 years. The anger we’ve…
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Lib Dem hijack is coming from inside the building…

Gary Dunion 15 October 2010 Lib Dem hijack is coming from inside the building…2014-12-04T18:28:01+00:00 News 7 Comments
The National Union of Students is rightly celebrated this morning for hijacking the domain name and pointing it to their video documenting Nick Clegg's betrayal over tuition fees. But there's…
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Liberal Democrats vote against PR

Gary Dunion 13 October 2010 Liberal Democrats vote against PR2014-12-04T18:28:20+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 10 Comments
If you ever had any trouble understanding what the Liberal Democrats stood for, one thing was always certain: the Lib Dems are for PR. The Liberal Democrats, it may charitably…
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ConDemed? The fightback begins

Bright Green Editors 11 May 2010 ConDemed? The fightback begins2010-05-11T19:49:05+01:00 UK 8 Comments
This is a guest post by Aled Fisher, also posted at his own blog. ConDem is here, or so it seems. Either way, Labour have thrown in the towel with…
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