Chinese Liberal Democrats

Chinese Liberal Democrats host fringe events at Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference 19-23 September in Bournemouth

10.00.00am BST (GMT +0100) Mon 14th Sep 2009

Friends and Members of Chinese Liberal Democrats are invited to Bournemouth to the Party's bi-annual Federal Conference.

On 21st September, 7.45pm at the Ocean Palace Restaurant, Chinese Lib Dems celebrate their 3rd birthday with Patron Lord Paddy Ashdown with a 10 course Chinese meal.

23rd September, 1-2pm

Lord Tim Clement-Jones chairs a discussion on the topic 'A Changing China in a Changing World' with Speakers including Madam Fu Ying, Chinese Ambassador, Ed Davey MP Shadow Foreign Secretary and Lord McNally, Lib Dem Leader in the House of Lords.

Merlene Emerson chairs a debate on 'Children on the Edge' with Shadow Home Secretary Chris Huhne MP and representatives from organisations 'Bail for Immigration Detainees' and 'No Recourse to Public Funds' on the panel.

There are many other stimulating talks, debates as well as free training sessions available at Conference. For media and other enquiries, email info@chineselibdems.org.uk.

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