The Branch Labour Party for Great Horton Ward, in Bradford South. Follow for updates about our meetings, campaigns, and what our councillors are up to.
Listen to Our Lad @Sirazul211 , a Rohingya and Great Horton schoolkid, and support the @BritishRohingya and @savechildrenuk to improve live in the refugee camps, and make it so his cousins can come here to study too.
https://t.co/JjQlrGI67U
Cllrs Tariq Hussain, Abdul Jabar, and @CllrJoanneDodds at Cllr. Hussain's campaign launch. Ready to re-elect Tariq; ready to deliver for #GreatHorton .
It pains me to say it, but Layla Moran is saying all the right things on education: more so than my party. *We* need an end to SATs, less high-stakes testing, and end to punitive Ofsted and an end to League Tables in *our* manifesto! #NEU19#LibDems
This shows the extent of the problem of #SchoolCuts . Headteachers have to run deficits or reduce the quality of provision - often both - and school cuts+academisation push costs onto councils.
https://t.co/VlhBJrcCFP
Universal Credit is hitting some of the most vulnerable people in our communities hard, every day, and charities and voluntary orgs are doing their best to try support people falling through the cracks, but it's a drop in the ocean. https://t.co/Lt7lqJ0pRn
@cyclingkev telling us 'You need to have a vision of where you're going, so you can work out how to get there' at @SocialistEdu seminar on school accountability.
At @SocialistEdu seminar on school accountability, @ChrisJVince asking the important question 'disruption for whom?' - we need to minimise it for students, parents, and teachers; disruption for contract lawyers and bureaucrats is less of an issue.
“MLK used to teach, “cowardice asks the question, is it expedient?
And then expedience comes along and asks the question, is it politic?
Vanity asks the question, is it popular?
Conscience asks the question, is it right?“
Passengers in Bradford and across Yorkshire have experienced almost a year of delays, cancellations, and disrupted service. It’s not good enough.
We need high speed rail in Bradford and across the North.
See my full contribution to today's rail debate: https://t.co/bzWYeg77Kv
Grange Technology College will finish at the slightly earlier time of 1.50pm on Friday 21st December 2018 for the Christmas break. We hope everyone has an enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing students return in 2019 on Monday 7th January.