Neville Farmer
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Politics

Tolerance, Opportunity, Fairness, Freedom and Peace.

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As a Liberal Democrat, Neville is passionate about devolving, protecting human and civil rights and promoting Britain to the world.

He has spoken at party conferences on health, education and the environment and co-authored policy on water aid, the digital economy and race discrimination. He is a member of the Electoral Reform Society, The Howard League for Penal Reform, The Federation of Small Businesses and the British Association of Journalists. Neville is also a Town Councillor in his home town of Corsham, where he is Chair of Community Services and helped create the “StoryTown” literary festival with Bath Spa University, the Arts Council and Paper Nations. He works with Fair Trade, the Pound Arts Centre and Corsham Youth Council.

Career

  • Parliamentary Candidate – Wyre Forest 2010

  • Council Candidate – Westminster 2006

  • Parliamentary candidate mentor 2010 – current

  • Listed Euro Candidate – West Midlands Region

  • Editor – “Who’s Who In The Liberal Democrats”

  • Founding Member – Grassroutes To Government

  • Executive Member – Chinese Liberal Democrats (former VC)

  • Executive Member – Parliamentary Candidates Assoc

  • Member - Western Counties Regional Executive

  • Member – Liberal International British Group

  • Member – Social Liberal Forum

  • Former Executive member – Westminster Local Party

  • Former Chair – Wyre Forest Local Party

  • Former Chair - Chippenham Local Party

  • Former Vice Chair – West Midlands Regional Party

  • Former Chair – Local Parties Committee, West Midlands

  • Former W Mids Party Media Spokesperson

  • Electoral Campaigner in Hampstead and Kilburn, Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Henley, Oldington and Saddleworth, West Worcester, Solihull, Amesbury, Chippenham, Bath, Corsham.

  • Campaign co-ordinator, AV referendum, West Midlands

  • Co-Author federal policy on Digital Economy (adopted 2011)

  • Co-Author federal policy on Global Water Aid (adopted 2007)

  • Co-Author motion against NHS reforms (failed!)

  • Co-Author, federal policy on racial equality (awaiting adoption 2020)

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