Huge congratulations to @EmmaLNye newly elected councillor for Knight’s Hill ward
Look forward to working with you alongside @CllrMeldrum & @adem_ibtisam
We will always stand up for our sanctuary seekers and speak out against their dehumanisation at the hands of this Tory government.
Please read our statement on the shocking Rwanda detentions below:
Huge thanks to all the activists and Labour colleagues who campaigned in St Martin’s ward to get @SadiqKhan & @LabourMarina re-elected over the past few weeks. We’re very grateful for all your support and are keeping everything crossed for a Labour win in London tomorrow! 🌹🌹🌹
Congratulations to our new ward colleague Cllr @EmmaLNye , brilliant addition to @KnightsHillLab Cllrs. And congratulations to Cllr Sarah Cole.
@LambethLabour
Another busy campaign day across our city starts here in Lambeth.
This Thursday, Londoners have one vote for Mayor in what is a close two-horse race between me & the hard right Tory candidate.
Join us on the #LabourDoorstep today ⬇️
https://t.co/U8s1JaskiS
Great to join @LambethLabour cllrs welcoming @SadiqKhan to Lambeth! On Thursday vote Labour for a London that believes what unites us is stronger than what divides us, more police officers, free school meals, affordable housing & a plan to tackle the climate crisis 🌹 #VoteLabour
A vote for Labour on May 2 is a vote for:
🌹40,000 council homes
🌹6000 rent control homes
🌹1300 more police
🌹150,000 new jobs
Great to start a busy weekend campaigning here with teams across Barking with @DarrenRodwell & @unmeshdesai.
#LabourDoorstep#VoteLabour🌹
The Tories have changed the voting system to make it easier for them to win. Londoners now only get one vote for mayor.
Good to be back in Lambeth speaking to Londoners about the choice on 2 May: my positive vision or the hard-right Tory candidate.
#LabourDoorstep#VoteLabour
Schools are funded per child, so fewer pupils means less ££. Lambeth Council works with our schools to reduce spare spaces & successfully lobbied for £1m extra for schools facing financial difficulty in 2023/24. But long-term solutions require schools & community to work together