Liberal Review welcomes strong pitches from writers who can bring reporting discipline, clear argument and respect for the reader. We are interested in ideas that sharpen political understanding, not copy that merely echoes the loudest line of the day.
Good pitches arrive with a clear argument, a reason the piece matters now, a sense of who it is for and an explanation of why you are the right person to write it.
Good pitches arrive with a clear argument, a reason the piece matters now, a sense of who it is for and an explanation of why you are the right person to write it.
We respond best to proposals that show original thinking, strong subject knowledge and a practical awareness of how a reader will move through the piece.
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Depending on the brief, that may include opinion, analysis, explainers, archive reflections, comment on party politics, policy argument and issue-led features.
We are especially interested in writing that helps readers understand liberal politics in Britain through public services, democratic reform, rights, local power, Europe and political strategy.
Please read our Editorial Policy, browse recent work in Analysis and Opinion, and include links to relevant previous work where possible.
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Send a concise idea, why it matters now, the angle you want to take and any timing we need to know about. We will review and respond with the right next step.
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