Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has just emailed all Lib Dem supporters to offer his take on yesterday’s Queen’s Speech, and the many ways in which it includes Liberal Democrat priorities at its heart: Yesterday’s Queen’s Speech was unlike any we have seen for years. It was not simply another list of bills from a government

News reaches us via Conservative Home and the Telegraph that Norsheen Bhatti, the Liberal Democrat PPC for Chelsea and Fulham, has defected to David Cameron’s party. It is odd that Tory Chairman (and Lib Dem Voice favourite) Eric Pickles suggested to The Telegraph that the environment was one area where his party shares Liberal Democrat values.

Vince CableOn the final day of debate on the Queen’s Speech, Vince Cable exposes a public pensions blunder, and Lib Dems criticise the government programme for not doing anything to help people struggling in the tough economic situation Parliamentary consideration of the Queen's Speech concluded with the debate focusing on the economy. Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor Vince Cable used...

Conservative cabinet minister Michael Gove’s suggestion that a new royal yacht should be “a gift from the nation to her majesty” on the occasion of her diamond jubilee earned diplomatically short shrift from Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg today:

Here we go again. Lib Dem Voice announces this year's Awards.You have until the end of the month to nominate your favourite blogs in the following categories:Best new Liberal Democrat blog (started since 1st August 2007)Best blog from a Liberal Democrat holding public officeBest use of blogging or social networking by a Liberal DemocratBest posting on a Liberal Democrat blog (since 1st Septem...

The Queen will today present the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government's legislative agenda at the state opening of Parliament in the Palace of Westminster.

It is worth spending a moment reflecting on just how remarkable today’s Queen’s Speech is from a Liberal Democrat perspective. We have become conditioned to believe that the policies we develop will never be implemented. A good intellectual exercise but nothing more. Yet here we have a programme for government of which we can be

The BBC website gives us the low-down on the various ins and outs of the minor shadow cabinet reshuffle and a new entrant to the Lib Dem presidential race: Lembit Opik is standing down as Liberal Democrat housing spokesman to concentrate on his campaign to succeed Simon Hughes as the party’s president. A Lib Dem spokesman

The Queen will be popping in to Parliament tomorrow for the annual Dimblemania State Opening. Word reaches us via ye olde Twitter that Nick Clegg has given his views on what her Maj should be revealing. Watch him here: Related posts:Vince not pleased with Queen rebuff Vince is not chuffed with the handling he got from...Some serious media coverage of Nick’s speech Lib Dem Voice has devoted s...

Ah, opinion polls. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, you just can’t ignore ‘em. Today’s Telegraph reports a typically anti-Lib Dem story, Voters fail to recognise ‘invisible’ Lib Dem ministers. It claims to show that “Liberal Democrat cabinet ministers are far less likely to be recognised by ordinary voters than their Conservative counterparts”. However, t...