Lib Dem Voice has polled our members-only forum to discover what Lib Dem members think of various political issues, the Coalition, and the performance of key party figures. Some 550 party members responded, and we’re currently publishing the full results. 42% of Lib Dem members reject ‘free schools’ LDV asked: “Free Schools” are new state

The Guardian’s video showing a policeman making an unprovoked attack on Ian Tomlinson in London during last week’s G20 protests has sparked a great deal of coverage on Lib Dem blogs today. Here’s a full round-up in chronological order: Video on Guardian website appears to show police assault on Ian Tomlinson - Jonathan on Liberal

As we reported here on LibDemVoice yesterday, Lib Dem business secretary Vince Cable yesterday announced to the House of Commons a number of measures to curb excessive boardroom pay: (Available on the BBC website here.) Here’s how the BBC summarised the proposed measures: making firms’ remuneration reports easier to understand, and requiring them to explain

Michael Crick reported for BBC2′s Newsnight on a potentially controversial debate at this September’s Lib Dem conference: September’s Lib Dem conference in Liverpool will be a pretty tame affair, I predict, since most Liberal Democrats are still on cloud nine over the fact they are now in government for the first time in 65 years.

Lib Dem Voice co-editor Mark Pack was interviewed for BBC One’s The Politics Show (East) on what the mood of conference was likely to be. Here’s the write-up: The Lib Dem Party is in a pensive mood, we are told, by Mark Pack from Lib Dem Voice, a website for grassroots supporters. Although Lib Dems

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

Lib Dem Jennie has had a little look, on request, at the new Lib Dem Europe website, and has made something of a critique, and has made something of a critique. I thought I'd have a look with the images turned off as a crude "accessibility" (alt names for images and so on), and some nearly all of it vanished including the navigation - except for the link back to the same page.

Thanks to Simon Titley for alerting me to the fact that, according to Alexa, Liberal England is the third most popular Liberal Democrat website, behind only Lib Dem Voice and the official party website. I have no idea how Alexa calculates this, but I am not going to argue with them.

Lib Dem Conference: On Lib Dem Voice: Reportage | LDV Events | Contribute On the official party website: Conference home | Vote-by-vote coverage The full text of the speech can now be found on NickClegg.com

For some of today - when not wondering about the end of the financial world as we know it - I gave a bit of thought to the Lib Dems apparent conversion to tax cuts. Its going to make our life easier - and move the debate in our direction. Which is good. I don't actually think it will win them any votes as which party do you trust to deliver a smaller state, Conservative or Lib Dem ? ( Anyone ...