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Events

Together with our parent group Forest, The Free Society has been responsible for a number of events. They include:

The Bully State book launch (London)
Venue: Westminster Arms, London
Wednesday October 14, 2009

The Bully State book launch (Edinburgh)
Venue: The New Club, Edinburgh
Friday October 9, 2009

Will the Tories challenge the bully state?
Conservative party conference
Venue: Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Monday October 5, 2009

How should liberals fight back against the nanny state?
Liberal Democrat party conference
Venue: Royal Exeter Hotel, Bournemouth
Tuesday September 22, 2009

Libertarian Paternalism and the Nanny State
Conservative party conference
Venue: Austin Court, Birmingham
Tuesday September 30, 2008

Taking Liberties Live! Political Chat Show
Conservative party conference
Venue: Austin Court, Birmingham
Monday September 29, 2008

You Can’t Do That! The Anti-Social Regulation of Public Space
Conservative party conference
Venue: Austin Court, Birmingham
Monday September 29, 2008

Freedom and the Internet
Conservative party conference
Venue: Austin Court, Birmingham
Monday September 29, 2008

Labour: how to win back the smokers vote
Labour party conference
Venue: Radisson Hotel, Manchester
Tuesday 23 September, 2008

Labour: how to win back the smokers vote
Labour party conference
Venue: Radisson Hotel, Manchester
Tuesday 23 September, 2008

How liberal are the Liberal Democrats?
Liberal Democrat party conference
Venue: Highcliff Hotel, Bournemouth
Tuesday September 16, 2008

Scared To Death
Celebration of the publication of Scared To Death
by Christopher Booker and Richard North
Venue: Boisdale of Belgravia, London
Tuesday November 27, 2007

Nanny State? No Thanks
Conservative party conference
Venue: Hilton Hotel, Blackpool
Sunday September 30, 2007

Politics and Prohibition
Labour party conference
Venue: Royal Bath Hotel, Bournemouth
Tuesday September 25, 2007

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