Jeremy is a very experienced campaigner and has campaigned for the Liberal Democrats in many parts of the country.

In the past he has worked in places including Croydon, Oxford, Somerset, Chesterfield, Dorset, and Romsey, and of course as PPC in Rushcliffe during the 2001 General Election worked hard right across the constituency.

He is an accomplished media performer, with experience in regional and national television and radio, as well as contributing regularly to local and national newspapers.

He also has extensive experience in campaigning on European issues, and has taken to the streets to talk to the public on a whole range of different European issues, in places as diverse as Brighton beach, Nottingham, around central London in a traditional London bus, on the Pont Neuf in Paris, in Stockholm and outside the Parliament building in Sofia in Bulgaria.

His most recent campaigning on the international scene was in support of a petition for the European Constitution to make the European Union more democratic, in Berlin.

He was twice Chairman of the European Movement’s National Development Committee, which had responsibility for leading national campaigns, in the late 1990s. He was particularly responsible for a national campaign on the single currency in 2000-1.