Provisional Conference Agenda

The Provisional Conference Agenda brings together all the key elements of Conference — from the motions selected for debate and keynote speeches in the Conference Hall, to training sessions, fringe events, the exhibition, and dedicated time to meet and socialise with fellow members.

Full details will be published at 10am on Friday, 30^th January. In the meantime, an outline of the programme is available below.

THE PROVISIONAL AGENDA

Friday, 6^th March 2026

Party members are invited to the Conference Kick-off Social, starting at 19:00. Tickets are available when registering for Conference or via our dedicated booking page.

Saturday, 7^th March 2026

Saturday will feature a full and varied programme of debates and speeches, giving members the chance to engage with ideas, contribute to discussion, and help shape our future direction.

Alongside the main programme, the exhibition will be open throughout the day, with fringe events scheduled over lunch and again mid-afternoon. Campaign training sessions will also run alongside debates, providing further opportunities to learn, connect, and get involved.

After the day's proceedings, there will be a break for everyone to prepare for the Conference Dinner with guest speaker Josh Babarinde MP, starting at 19:30.

The Conference Dinner is a ticketed event. Members can buy tickets when registering for Conference or via our dedicated ticket page, while those representing organisations can find out more on our opportunities webpage.

Sunday, 8^th March 2026

Conference business will continue on Sunday when members can expect a range of debates and speeches until mid-afternoon.

Beyond the Conference Hall, the exhibition will be open throughout the day, while fringe meetings will take place during the lunch break. Campaign training will also be running at the same time as debates, giving members a choice of ways to take part and make the most of the day.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Everyone is welcome to attend the Conference and your registration will give you access to debates in the conference hall, fringes and the exhibition. While only members of the Welsh Liberal Democrats are able to vote on motions, all members of the Liberal Democrats and Observers with relevant expertise can participate in debates. Party members and staff (party and Parliamentary) are also be able to attend training sessions.