On 8 May 2014, Lord Brian Cotter, Secretary to the All Party Parliamentary China Group and Merlene Emerson, Vice-Chair of Chinese Liberal Democrats welcomed a group of visiting students from the Chinese University of Hongkong.
On 1 May, the British Chinese Project (BC Project) held a press conference in Chinatown to remind the Chinese population in the UK of their right to vote in the coming Euro and Local Elections. With the deadline for registration (6 May) looming, it was important for activists from all 3 major parties to be united on this. Mock ballot boxes were made up to get the point across.
Phil has been involved with the Liberal Democrats since his University days. When asked why he joined the party, he said: "I believe in fairness, a stronger economy and a greener environment which is what the party stands for."
Linda Chung, Chair of Chinese Liberal Democrats has been a Councillor in Hampstead since her by-election in 2008. Everyone in Hampstead knows someone who has been helped by Linda.
HongLing Dyer is a first time candidate standing on May 22nd in the ward of Mortlake and Barnes Common (MBC for short) for Richmond Council in London. In an exclusive interview she shares with CLDs her beliefs and background and why residents should vote for her.
Alex first got into local political activism because he wanted to tackle local problems such as rubbish, vandalism and anti-social behaviour. Through these activities, he got to know and began working with local Liberal Democrat members and is now standing for councillor in the Dollis Hill ward of Brent. He is currently Chair of a local residents' association as well as Secretary to the Chinese Liberal Democrats.