Women Liberal Democrats

Campaigning for Women inside and outside the Liberal Democrats

Women Liberal Democrats began in 1887 as the Women's Liberal Federation. We are a membership organisation open to all Party members, both women and men. Our Constitution pledges us to eliminate all inequality based upon gender.

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Why should you join the Women Liberal Democrats?

Because women still do not have an equal voice in Parliament, in our local Councils, nor in the Liberal Democrat Party itself. We are changing this by:

  • Organising seminars, fringe meetings, workshops and training sessions

  • Encouraging women to become and remain active members of the party

  • Supporting women candidates at national and local level

  • Putting forward Policy Motions to Conference

  • Campaigning on issues which affect women's lives


Internship with Women Liberal Democrats

Tue 19th Jan 2010

Million Women Rise

Tue 12th Jan 2010

For anyone who may be interested in partaking......

Women's History

Tue 15th Dec 2009

The Quest for Equality Exhibition

How can you help survey?

Tue 8th Dec 2009

In correlation with our Women Working for Women Campaign, we have come up with this survey to show how many different ways you can help out a PPC. We would be very grateful if you would like to fill it in. This way we can pair you up with someone in your area where you can do something you enjoy and comfortable comfortable with doing.

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Quotes of the Week

"I hate to say it, but only one party leader seems to have grasped that, if you construct a system where unskilled people are worse off by taking a job than by staying on welfare, they remain trapped in poverty - and that is Nick Clegg."

Lord Norman Tebbit

Daily Telegraph online - 13 Jan

"It's unbelievable that the Tories are still planning to cut taxes for a handful of millionaires when the majority of people across the country are feeling the squeeze. We need fair tax cuts that put money back in the pockets of ordinary people. The Tory sums simply do not stack up. It is irresponsible and highly misleading for George Osborne to continue to pretend that they do."

Vince Cable MP

Responding to Conservative Spending Plans - 4 Jan