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Brighton to host Lib Dem 2016 conference

Brighton to host Lib Dem 2016 conference

23rd Jul, 2015 Posted In Event Bidding Posted By: Ben Avison comments
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A Labour Party conference at the Brighton Centre (Photo Copyright: Visit England)
A Labour Party conference at the Brighton Centre (Photo Copyright: Visit England)

The UK Liberal Democrat Party will hold their 2016 conference at the Brighton Centre

The Brighton Centre will host the autumn 2016 conference of Liberal Democrat party members. 

The number of Liberal Democrat party members has shot up by a third, to reach more than 60,000, since the party’s heavy losses in the May 2015 general election, which left the party with just eight members of parliament. 

Brighton hosted the Liberal Democrats in 2012 and 2013 and the Labour party in 2014 and 2015. 

The governing Conservative Party is holding its 2016, 2018 and 2020 conferences in the Birmingham International Convention Centre (ICC), after Manchester Central hosted its 2015 conference. Conservative party membership is around 150,000, according to the latest estimates.

The Labour Party, which has the largest membership of more than 200,000, will hold its 2016 and 2018 conferences at ACC Liverpool.

The Scottish National Party, which now has the third largest representation in Westminster parliament after the Conservatives and Labour, is hosting its 2015 conference at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre. SNP membership has grown 300 per cent since the Independence Referendum of September 2014, when Scotland narrowly voted against independence.

Lasting four to five days, party political conferences bring a significant economic boost to the host city. According to Birmingham ICC, 14,000 delegates attended the 2014 Conservative party conference, bringing an economic benefit of GB£17m to the local economy.  

 

Related Topics: Brighton Congresses UK
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