Leaving the Lib Dems – senior woman quits over Rennard
Channel 4 can reveal that Susan Gaszczak, who holds an influential position as chair of the Lib Dems’ conference committee, is tearing up her membership card.
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Channel 4 can reveal that Susan Gaszczak, who holds an influential position as chair of the Lib Dems’ conference committee, is tearing up her membership card.
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