@bridgeinit I would urge all police officers in Plymouth to not bother working as your own elected councillor wants to see you all get bricked in the head (2/2)
@bridgeinit So Robert Jenrick is on question time crying for police to protect them, all while Ben Rowe is saying people should throw bricks at police and inciting violence and serious injury to police officers, and yet this is who Plymouth voted it. (1/2)
@ukhomeoffice How about provide officers with the courses and tools then need to capture criminals rather than making them jump through hoops for YEARS to get basic courses like blue light training, ANPR and other tools that would allow them to catch criminal rather the destroy moral like now
@ukhomeoffice A license to practise? Then what is a warrant card and being a warranted officer if not a license? This is the biggest load of BS I’ve heard
@LBC@iamtomskinner So you decide to back a person who runs a business telling people how to avoid paying U.K. taxes, the same taxes that would be used to fund public services like Police, NHS, council related projects, roads the list goes on. That’s who you want to back?
@Ofwat When can we just nationalise the water because the amount of money these corrupt CEOs are pocketing while refusing to pay for basic repairs and maintenance that would stop this from happening is mind blowing. This is not limited to SE water, all of them are the same
@HeetonConcept your IT team need a raise, honestly great check in experience with the iPads and then the one thing I’ve been asking for for years, normal TVs without hotel BS and the ability to just plug a device in via HDMI, thank you for finally implementing that!
Just a reminder that the TFL workers who are striking for a 32 hour work week (down from 35!) have such a hard and taxing job that they can watch videos and knit while on the job while earning £65,000 a year
Just a reminder that the TFL workers who are striking for a 32 hour work week (down from 35!) have such a hard and taxing job that they can watch videos and knit while on the job while earning £65,000 a year
@RMTunion Well if you didn’t keep striking every 5 mins and cost the rail company so much, maybe they’d afford to keep you, no wonder train travel is more expensive than flying, cannot wait for driverless trains
@RMTunion striking to get a 32hour week, you lazy pricks, you get paid so much as it is. Imagine doing a job where you get paid less than half and you don’t get a year paid for every dead body you see, honestly taking the piss at this point.
Extra two million NHS appointments in Labour’s first five months, figures show - Sky News. @UKLabour great work, genuinely don’t see enough of then positive stuff on the news, thank you @SkyNews for the unbiased coverage https://t.co/FmeBgP5yJo
London Mayor Sadiq Khan repeatedly refused to apologise to a Met firearms officer acquitted of Chris Kaba's murder. Kaba was shot dead by Sergeant Martyn Blake as he tried to ram his car past police cars during a police stop in Streatham in September 2022.
London Assembly member Susan Hall put Khan under pressure saying he should apologise for not being balanced enough in his support to the officer and his family following murder trial and public reaction.
During the heated exchange the Met Commissioner confirmed Kaba had been a 'core member' of the notorious '67 gang' in Brixton Hill, information which had not been released to the public while the trial was ongoing.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said he is 'astounded' by the resilience shown by officer Martyn Blake and his family following the Chris Kaba murder trial.
It comes after Assembly member Susan Hall criticized the Mayor for not apologising to Blake and accusing Khan of not being balanced and supportive enough.
Sgt Blake was found not guilty of murder last month, prompting protests from the Kaba family. Mr Kaba was shot in the head after he tried to ram his way out of a police vehicle stop in south London.