@ReggieHere @2legged @thecasualcritic @ChrisMayLA6 no. It would have changedWestminster’s role to dealing with UK wide issues, foreign policy and defence . It would have ensured power was exercised much nearer the people

@2legged @ReggieHere @thecasualcritic @ChrisMayLA6 Actually, the problem was that Blair reneged on the deal and failed to deliver either PR or English devolution.

@stuffifound I’m 75 and still holding on to radical ideas. Not Conservative nor ever will be

@alecmuffett LibDem current policy IS against ID cards, not just digital ones

@JamesBaker of course we must oppose anti-semitism, but you don’t do that by uncritically supporting the Israeli state. And we also oppose Islamophobia, which is also widespread in the UK. Above all we want peace in the Middle East, peace and IDF withdrawal in Gaza and an end to settler encroachment in the West Bank. Security for Israel will only come with peace, not through further military action

@PoliticalCartoon LibDems may have faults but lack of policies isn’t one of them. Getting them across is difficult when the national media ignore you and promote REFORM UK.

@JamesBaker yes, it’s me

@PoliceStateUK I served on a metropolitan borough council for 22 years and my group had a political assistant. He was invaluable in doing research and providing information that we councillors, mostly also working full time, did not have the time to do. Would you rather have well informed councillors make decisions or councillors who didn’t know the full information?