Mark Pack is the President at Liberal Democrat Voice. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and issues related to animals and animal cruelty. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in Wiley and How to AI.
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Regular readers will know that I’ve long been pushing the government to stop expressly singling out X for preferential treatment.
Here's my speech in the House of Lords digging into why we need to improve the regulation of lobbying in this country.
West Worcestershire Liberal Democrats have re-selected local councillor Dan Boatright-Greene as their Prospective Parliamentary Candidate.
Ed Davey: We are calling on all parties to stand aside and refuse to give oxygen to Farage's vanity project.
The Lib Dems have come from third to win the Streatham St Leonard's by-election in Lambeth from the Greens.
My speech on a statement in Parliament about the government’s response to the Rycroft Review into foreign interference in our politics.
Once you’ve listened to our podcast’s latest episode and watched the Iranian football movie Offside, you will probably ask ...
Five new Liberal Democrat members of the House of Lords have been announced by the party's leader Ed Davey.
Let's start with another Lib Dem by-election win in a constituency gained by the party at the 2024 general election.
Perhaps political punditry that has aged best is the set of reasons I gave as to why Theresa May would not call an early election.
