Welcome to the Lobby Group Website.
LGO was formed to promote the restoration of integrity, courage and creativity in the governance of society.
We are funded by no-one, we are not aligned to any political party, interest group, academic institution or think tank.
Please feel free to browse the pages and bookmark the site. You can find more information about the group here- ABOUT and here- FAQ.
You can contribute by joining in any of the discussions on our forum or by commenting on any of our posts or by starting discussions of your own. Click here to register.
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We aim to produce a thoroughly debated unbiased web based manifesto to present to the media. It is our hope that some or all of these policies will be adopted by or influence existing or new political parties. This site remains politically unbiased and has no political ambition.
We would like to present you with this chance to have your say, who knows maybe , just maybe, you will come up with a great idea and change something for the better.
Featured Post
The Lobby Group Org announces the commencement of its Democracy V2.0 project.
As a non political organisation comprising various eclectic individuals, who were first introduced to each other in cyberspace, this project is strictly outside any self interested party, be it political, financial, media or philosophical.
Debate will initially be facilitated by using a series of subject headings [...]
Terms of Use
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