.@cityoflondon Policy Committee report shows only 16% of businesses have registered to nominate worker voters in next March’s elections. Isn’t it a legal requirement as it is for residents? If not, why not? @City_McGuinness@tomsleigh @Tijs_Broeke @edwardlord
Tonight I voted to feed our country's vulnerable and needy children.
The Tories voted to let them go hungry.
I voted for workers facing hardship in areas under lockdown to get 80% of their incomes.
The Tories voted against it.
That's all you need to know.
Clinical assessment of cases and contacts is essential with daily follow-up by mobile phone conducted by contact tracers or volunteers. This happens in Germany, Finland and most of the Asian states. (17)
Insurance based health service systems, such as in the USA, leave many millions without healthcare; are more expensive & less efficient than the UK’s NHS
Our NHS must not be on the table in any negotiations for a trade deal between the UK & United States
#TradeBill#SaveOurNHS
Briefing re ‘lifting lockdown’ but government still hasn’t got necessary infrastructure in place - testing is falling, local public health specialists and primary care not integrated in tracing, no facilities for isolation. https://t.co/87jmn4euWj
This feels like a mistake to me & a failure to learn from the first phase. Too much has been imposed top-down with no local input. To be successful, contact tracing needs to be locally-managed & integrated with the work of our public bodies.
@tomsleigh@blp_city@cityoflondon@SaveBmh @CLSGgirls Perhaps not but, if and when this is over, we can’t return to what things were, particularly @cityoflondon. Whatever might or might not have been, this part of the Square Mile has lost 499 hostel beds since 2013 with 146 to be delivered this year.