Mark Pack is the President at Liberal Democrat Voice. He covers a diverse range of themes including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and public policy, with a particular focus on elections and security policy. Mark's insights and analyses have been featured in Wiley and How to AI.
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Mark Pack's articles primarily focus on government and politics, particularly regarding the Liberal Democrats in the UK. His coverage includes government announcements, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials.
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Five principal authority council by-elections this week, and all five with Lib Dem candidates - which is particularly impressive as there...
If I had to do my history PhD over again, I would definitely pick a study of election manuals. Through this and the previous two centuries...
The cafe at the Bedfords Park Nature Discovery Centre is a fairly standard park cafe, but the view is anything but standard.
Two Liberal Democrat by-election gains - adding to the other two councillors the party had already picked up this week.
Cory and Mark are joined by Shane Whaley of the Spybrary podcast. He picked to watch First Among Equals, a prime time drama from the 1980s.
Councillor Graham Oakes has been chosen by local members as the Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Bridgwater.
Two crucial skills for being a politician, skills which apply outside politics too, are rarely talked about and rarely taught.
Lib Dem Newswire #213 takes a look at party approval ratings, news about Lib Dem target seats, a new think tank and more.
The Liberal Democrats moved up from fifth to second in a council by-election for Newcastle upon Tyne Council.
Official turnout figures for multi-member elections are often not available, but the government is not intending to fix this.
