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Will Cheung

Introducing Will Cheung, Council candidate in Northamptonshire

Will Cheung is a British Born Chinese member of the Liberal Democrats in Northamptonshire (Corby & East Northamptonshire constituency). He is a relative newcomer to political activism, after finding interest in the wake of Hong Kong's "Umbrella Revolution" protests of 2014. The EU membership referendum result spurred Will to pro-EU activism and subsequently joining the Liberal Democrats. He describes his motivation for joining the Liberal Democrats as a means to get involved with communities, putting into practice resisting the politics of extremism.

3 Mar 2017
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HK yellow ribbon

The Death of Hong Kong’s Freedoms

The Liberal Democrat peer Baroness Falkner chaired a discussion on 8th February on the demise of Hong Kong's political freedoms since the transfer of its sovereignty to China. The event was organised by the Henry Jackson Society at the Palace of Westminster.

EL
28 Feb 2017
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Sarah Cheung Donaldson

Introducing Sarah Cheung Johnson, Council Candidate in May 2017 local elections

Sarah calls herself a "post-Brexit newbie" and like many others that joined the Liberal Democrats after the EU Referendum last June, felt she could no longer just sit by the sidelines. On joining the party she found a warm welcome from her local South Cambridgeshire team and was soon asked to stand for County Council as a candidate for her local division, Longstanton, Northstowe & Over.

25 Feb 2017
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Marguerita Morton

Introducing Marguerita Morton, Council candidate for Tunbridge Wells in May 2017

Marguerita is.passionate about improving the lives of all residents of Tunbridge Wells because she understands how life can be a struggle against poverty, discrimination and injustices. She came to Tunbridge Wells as an 11 year old with her parents from Macao for a better education and prospects. It was her parents she says who taught her the value of education, hard work, and the importance of a loving family.

15 Feb 2017
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Imperial College Lion Dance at NLC 2017

A Double First in the Year of the Rooster

It was the first time that Chinese Liberal Democrats held a Chinese New Year event at the National Liberal Club and a first too for the Club to celebrate the Lunar New Year (since its founding by William Gladstone in 1882)! The event was by all accounts a resounding success.

12 Feb 2017
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