Amateur hour at the Lib Dem youth crime policy launch in Camden Town today, where the Lib Dems launched their national policy on youth crime at a youth centre which suffered funding cuts by the Camden Lib Dem administration... writes Camden Labour Councillor Theo Blackwell  New Lib Dem national policy on youth crime is in tatters today after bungling Lib Dem Home Affairs spokesperson Chris Hu...

So - my old partner in crime is leaving the Lib Dems! Mark Pack - my campaign manager who masterminded the Lib Dem strategy in Haringey and Hornsey & Wood Green and who has been at Lib Dem HQ forever - is going to become an Associate Director at Mandate PR. I think they are well lucky to get him! He is such a brilliant man! Can't imagine what the Lib Dems will do without him. But I think it will b...

Heartless Lib Dem spin about the youth club they cut Nothing, it seems, will stop a bit of Camden Lib Dem spin. Pictured here is a press release and photo from this summer's youth crime gaffe - where the Lib Dems launched their national strategy on preventative crime at a Camden youth club they actaully cut funding for just months previously. Despite this, they use the same youth club on thei...

There's one thing missing here... What do the Lib Dems propose to do about tax evaders making large illegal donations to political parties?

David Hanson MP, Labour's Justice minister, responding to Lib Dem criticism of anti-social behaviour measures, said today: "By pledging to remove the possibility of a custodial sentence for juveniles convicted of breaching an ASBO, the Lib Dems have shown once...

New Lib Dem national policy on youth crime is in tatters today after bungling Lib Dem Chris Huhne MP today committed a massive gaffe by attacking Labour for not doing enough about youth crime, during the launch of his new national policy document, a Life Away from Crime, at a Camden youth club his Lib Dem administration notoriously cut funding from this very year! Huhne said: "If we want to tackle...

From today’s leader: Nick Clegg is the most instinctively European leader at Westminster. That is currently a lonely position, but the Lib Dems have a decent record of taking minority stands that are later vindicated. On the environment, on civil liberties and on the mounting debt bubble, the Lib Dems were quietly but consistently ahead of

According to Adam Price the new MORI poll giving the Tories 52%, Labour 24% and the Lib Dems 12% if turned into seats at Westminster would give the SNP-Plaid group 25-30 seats, making them the third force in UK politics and leaving the Lib Dems in the wilderness. According to Blog Menai the poll leaves the Lib Dems with 8 seats. The silver line in the Lib Dems' cloud is that once again they

Environment spokesman said opponents would level 'unfair accusations' that Lib Dems were trying to introduce 'roads for the rich'

A vote for the Lib Dems is a vote for the Lib Dems. It is not a vote for the Conservative or Labour Parties. It is not a way of ‘Letting Gordon in through the backdoor’, or of tacitly consenting to a Cameroonian ‘DIY’ society. It is a vote for the Lib Dems. Since the debates,