Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has emailed party members today to publicise Saturday’s National Climate Change March in London (email reproduced below). Hashtag fans like me particularly liked the PS: Nick is encouraging participants to use the hashtag #climatemarch on Twitter and Flickr. As far as I know, Nick Clegg is the first British politician ...

I've just finished watching the various post debate TV shows and I have to agree with the headline consensus - Nick Clegg put on a good performance. He was able to play his clearly planned attempts to make the audience his friend trick, and of course variations on the plague on both your houses traditional Lib Dem ploy. Nick Clegg is clearly more of the used car salesman than either of the ot...

I was rather puzzled by the Sunday Telegrpah’s report today by Melissa Kite on the standing of party leaders, which claimed that Nick Clegg’s net leader performance rating in polling for PoliticsHome had plummeted since last September. Puzzled because that would be way out of line with what the other polls have been saying. One email

Nick Clegg has told The Times that he might send his children to private schools. Moreover, he came up with the same boring old chestnut that "he would not play politics with his children's education". The question is, if you were an opposition activist in Sheffield, what would you be saying right now ? Sheffield, where Nick Clegg has his constituency, is a Lib Dem run council, it is, therefo...

An email pings into LDV’s email inbox from the Lib Dems’ director of election communications, Jonny Oates, stating categorically that Nick Clegg did not express a preference for dealing with the Tories over Labour. Now it has been known, just occasionally, for Nick to speak a little faster than he thinks. But, as I posted

Nick Clegg received hundreds of questions yesterday during his “Ask Clegg” event with Reuters. It was an online version of the Lib Dem leader’s Town Hall meetings, where members of the public were invited to ask Nick any question they liked. These were received in a variety of ways, including via the Reuters website, on Twitter

Questions about Nick Clegg’s various internet presences regularly come my way, so here’s a handy quick list of the key resources: www.nickclegg.com - Nick Clegg’s site for his job as leader of the Liberal Democrats, including his latest stories (which you can comment on), full text of speeches and details of his forthcoming public meetings. www.nickclegg.org.uk -

From Nick Clegg’s website: Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg today called for the Government to issue a temporary guarantee for all deposits in the British banking system: We are now in the eye of an economic storm. We have seen the dreadful effects of the bonus culture in the City that has led banks to take unacceptable

Nick Clegg has been quick to dismiss critical stories about him as "smears." They seem pretty well sourced to me. Furthermore in this evening's debate he was the one engaging in smears about the Conservative MEPs entering into an alliance...

Nick Clegg’s email to party members and supporters reads: Yesterday I wrote to you about why we have to take difficult decisions to tackle the deficit and lay the foundations of a fairer society. These are not decisions that any government wants to take but we have no choice except to clear up the financial