Local Liberal history
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Birmingham: birthplace of radical Liberalism
Birmingham’s Liberal heritage.
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Last outpost of urban radicalism: Wolverhampton East, Liberal seat 1832 – 1945
Analysis of Geoffrey Mander’s Wolverhampton seat.
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Liberalism reunited: the Huddersfield experience 1945-47
How fusion between the two Liberal factions helped Liberalism survive in Huddersfield
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Hastings in 1900
The ‘khaki election’ of 1900 saw the Liberals performing poorly. This article examines one seat they gained from the Conservatives.
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Report: Liberalism in the west
Report of LDHG meeting of March 2000 on Liberalism in western England, with Michael Steed and Malcolm Brown.
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Dishing the Whigs in Winchester
The impact of electoral reform in the nineteenth century on elections in Winchester.
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Sir Jerom Murch and the civic gospel in Victorian Bath
Analysis of the municipal record of the leader of Bath’s Victorian Liberals.
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Through the magnifying glass
Margaret Stacey, Banbury and the decline of the Liberal Party.
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Report: Liberals in Liverpool Their Legacy
Report of the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting, March 2004 in Southport, with Sir Trevor Jones and Cllr Mike Storey.

