Post-1988 Liberal Party: Difference between revisions

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The post-1988 Liberal Party is a small political party, mainly comprising members of the old Liberal Party who did not agree with the merger with the SDP to form the Liberal Democrats.

LGBT History

Steve Radford is leader (president) of the party.

External sites

http://www.liberal.org.uk/ Official site

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	[[File:Liberalparty.jpg\|thumb\|Party logo]]The '''post-1988 Liberal Party''' is a small ~~poltical~~ party, mainly comprising members of the old [[Liberal Party]] who did not agree with the merger ~~iwth~~ the [[SDP]] to form the [[Liberal Democrats]].		[[File:Liberalparty.jpg\|thumb\|Party logo]]The '''post-1988 Liberal Party''' is a small political party, mainly comprising members of the old [[Liberal Party]] who did not agree with the merger with the [[SDP]] to form the [[Liberal Democrats]].

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