Tag: Radical Centre

This article first appeared in CityAM By Joe Zammit-Lucia The Liberal Democrats have a new, young, energetic, female leader and are riding high in the…

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This article was first published in CityAM When my colleague and I published a book entitled “The Death of Liberal Democracy?” in August 2016, many…

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In this article published in the Independent, Chuka Umunna explains why centrism still has the opportunity to thrive in the face of extremism. He says:…

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The Liberal Democrats are a shambles, widely reviled for betraying people’s trust on tuition fees and led by an old man with no charisma. Yet…

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It was exactly 160 years ago, on 9 June 1859, that the various liberal factions that came to make up the Victorian Liberal Party met…

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This is my stand on The Radical Centre: A Ten-Point Guide. It is a seven-point programme for a radical centre 1) Introduce seriously representative  democracy to replace…

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“What people want in this country is action and not too much talk.” Rory Stewart What is the radical centre? This is suddenly a more important…

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Way back in 1986, I went to the launch in Oxford Town Hall of my friend Martin Stott’s book Spilling the Beans – subtitled “A…

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It just hasn’t happened for Change UK.  There was a moment when it could have, but a combination of naivety, poor timing, bad organisation and…

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What is the radical centre? Isn’t it just a re-hash of the Third Way, of Blair, Major and Cameron? With hindsight, New Labour was far…

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So, the Lib Dems are back.  Well, sort of. Their national share of the vote on Thursday across England is calculated to have been about…

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It was a moment which felt, for me, like throwing oneself into the deep end: Nick Silver and I went on Sky News’ All Out…

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