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Simon McGrath

Glasgow
As seen in: Educational Studies, Taylor & Francis Online, Irish Examiner, The Star (Sheffield), Yorkshire Evening Post, NIHR (National Institute for Health Research), BBC Countryfile Magazine, Camping and Caravanning Magazine, Liberal Democrat Voice
Professor of Education @UoGEducation @UofGARC @CradallGlasgow @VETAfrica4 @TransformingESF @JVETjournal @ukfiet Skills & Integral Human Development
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By Simon McGrath, Jenny Barnes, Peter B. Davies
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Time for a Co-Presidency: Making the Liberal Democrat Presidency fit for the future

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By Callum Robertson, Simon McGrath, Alex Macfie, Jenny Barnes
| Liberal Democrat Voice
As Liberal Democrats, we are rightly proud of our commitment to pluralism, participation, and fairness—not just in policy, but in the way we run our own party. Yet our system for electing and supporting the Party President falls short of these values. The role is unpaid, heavily time-consuming, and increasingly inaccessible to the very members we say we want to empower. It’s time to consider reform—and a co-presidency model is a logical next step.
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Professor Lorna Unwin OBE (1953-2024)

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By Simon McGrath
| Taylor & Francis Online
It is with great sadness that JVET remembers Lorna Unwin, who was editor of this journal from 2011 to 2014. In what follows, we will follow the fairly standard path of such memorials, recounting Lorna’s career in brief before turning to the more important consideration of what she meant as a person. I will write something at that point as someone she mentored in a brief but intense period before giving the floor to those who knew Lorna far better than me both as a person and an academic.
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