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Put your questions to Nick Clegg
Politics.co.uk Staff
11 March 2010, 12:00am
On Wednesday 17th March politics.co.uk will be conducting an in-depth interview with Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. But rather than us ask all the questions we thought we would give our readers the chance to ask a few of their own as well.
The interview will focus on the forthcoming general election and the various policy pledges the Lib Dems will be seeking a mandate for, so there is a real opportunity for you to ask some serious questions of the party’s leader.
We’ll hand-pick the best questions and our deputy editor Alex Stevenson will put them to Mr Clegg. The interview is being recorded and we’re planning to broadcast it on the website shortly after.
If you want to ask Nick Clegg a question fill in the form at the bottom of this page, giving us your name and your location, as well as your question for Nick obviously.
You have until Tuesday 16th March to submit a question for consideration.
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