About us
Liberal Conspiracy is a politics magazine and discussion site. It works in the form of a blog with multiple authors and several sections. Our aim is to re-invigorate the liberal-left in Britain through:
1. Having an intelligent conversation about liberal-left ideas and values
2. Campaigning for liberal-left policies and causes
3. Helping people get organised
We can no longer depend solely on political parties, trade unions or fragmented single-issue lobby groups to drive liberal-left values. The internet offers new tools to organise ourselves. We want to strengthen democratic liberal-left organisations, local and national, so this movement can be sustained over the long term. We want to be that online hub of information and collaboration.
More at the FAQ.
Contributors
(fuller biogs for each are found on their posts)
Sunny Hundal is editor of Liberal Conspiracy
Also at: Guardian CIF / Pickled Politics / Twitter
sunnyh*at*liberalconspiracy*dot*org
Aaron Murin-Heath is a writer based in both Tallinn and Newark-on-Trent.
Also at: tygerland.net / Twitter
aaronh*at*liberalconspiracy*dot*org
Adam Bienkov is a blogger, journalist and freelance writer living and working in South London.
Also at: Tory Troll / Guardian CIF / AdamBienkov
Alan Thomas is a blogger.
Also at: Shiraz Socialist
Cath Elliott is a feminist and a trade union activist.
Also at: Guardian CIF / Twitter
Chris Dillow is blogger and author of The End of Politics
Also at: Stumbling and Mumbling
Conor Foley is a humanitarian aid worker and writer.
Also at: Guardian CIF
Don Paskini is a Labour party member and works in local government
Also at: Don Paskini
Dave Hill is a novelist, blogger and journalist
Also at: Dave Hill blog / Guardian CIF / Twitter
Dave Osler is a journalist and blogger.
Also at: Dave Osler
David Semple is a student, currently studying for a PGCE at Canterbury Christ Church University.
Also at: Though Cowards Flinch
Douglas Johnson is a member of the Greens and editor of Scribo Ergo Sum.
Donald S is travel journalist, editor, author and copywriter and co-founder of The Sharpener.
Also at: hackneye, donaldstrachan.com
Jamie K is a blogger.
Also at: Blood & Treasure
Jess McCabe is the editor of the feminist site The F Word
Also at: The F Word, Twitter
John Band is a blogger.
Also at: Banditry / Twitter
Kate Belgrave was a columnist at the New Zealand Herald and is now a web editor in London.
Also at: Hangbitch.com
Laurie Penny is a feminist writer and blogger.
Also at: Penny Red / Twitter
Lee Griffin is a web developer from Cornwall now residing in Bristol.
Also at: program your own mind.
Mat Bowles is a blogger
Also at: MatGB / Twitter
Mike Killingworth is a community activist.
Neil Robertson is works for an engineering consultancy and writes from a liberal-left perspective about social issues.
Also at: Bleeding Heart Show / Twitter
Padraig Reidy is news editor of Index on Censorship.
Also at: Guardian CIF, Index on comment
Paul Hilder co-founded openDemocracy in 2000 and more recently Avaaz.org.
Also at: Avaaz
Paul Linford is a digital publishing manager and former Parliamentary Lobby journalist.
Also at: Paul Linford blog
Robert Sharp is a blogger, and a co-director of digital design company Fifty Nine Productions
Also at his eponymous blog / Twitter
Septicisle is a blogger at Obsolete.
Simon Barrow is a writer, commentator, theologian and co-director of Ekklesia
Also at: Faith in society / Twitter
Stroppybird is a Labour party and union member.
Also at Stroppyblog
Sunder Katwala is general-secretary of the Fabian Society think-tank
Also at: Next Left / Twitter
Unity uses a pseudonym. He is a member of the Labour party.
Also at: Ministry of Truth
You can read articles through the front page, via Twitter or RSS feed. You can also get them by email and through our Facebook group.
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» Adrian Beecroft highlights mindset of Tory right
» The US is now a model for the Eurozone to save itself
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