Sutton Conservatives

Working with Assembly Member Neil Garratt towards a stronger, safer and sustainable London Borough of Sutton

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

Rachel Reeves didn’t inherit a black hole, she invented one.

The OBR told her the finances were improving, yet she pushed ahead with £30bn of tax hikes anyway.

She misled the country. She has to go.

#ReevesMustResign

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

Rachel Reeves lied to the British people, so she had an excuse to raise your taxes and pay for more benefits.

This is unforgiveable. She has to go.

Sign this petition to make your voice heard: https://t.co/KOEu6reyAc

[(((Dan Hodges))) @DPJHodges]

Does anyone seriously believe this.

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

@Conservatives Sutton deserves regeneration that’s properly thought through — not photo-op projects that collapse at the first sign of trouble.
It’s time the Council came clean about the cost of this failure.
#Sutton #ThrowleyYard #Accountability

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

Throwley Yard’s operator has gone bust — less than two years after opening. Sadly, this was entirely predictable. 👇

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

@Conservatives We warned that a second cinema might not be viable and that too much risk sat with the taxpayer. Sadly, those warnings were ignored — and now residents are asking what Sutton got for its investment.

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

The chaos continues.

The Government keeps putting the British people at risk and is relentlessly failing victims.

Does anyone have confidence in David Lammy?

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

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Conservatives will keep fighting for stronger local control, better notification for residents, and a planning system that protects Sutton’s neighbourhoods.
#SuttonCouncil #HMOs #Transparency

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

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At Monday’s Council meeting, Sutton’s Liberal Democrat administration voted against a Conservative motion to improve transparency and accountability on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).

[Sutton Conservatives @SuttonTories]

5/6
Residents are tired of being kept in the dark while HMOs spread unchecked, with rising pressures on parking, waste and community cohesion. Sutton deserves better.

[Chris Philp MP @CPhilpOfficial]

Keir Starmer has just lied about the collapse of the China spying trial.

Keir Starmer said that the last Government did not categorise China as a threat.

That is a direct and easily disprovable lie [details below].

It is now clear from the DPP’s most recent letter that the Starmer government deliberately withheld co-operation and evidence from the CPS that caused an espionage trial to collapse.

This has enabled those accused of spying for China to avoid prosecution.

The Starmer government has prioritised appeasing China for economic reasons above national security.

Keir Starmer must urgently answer if he authorised the refusal to fully co-operate with the CPS and provide to them the evidence they needed.

Details:
The key test set out in the DPP letter is whether China was categorised as a “threat” by the previous government. It clearly was, as set out below

On 14th September 2023, responding to an ISC report into the China threat, the last government stated: “It is its [China’s] ambition at a global level to become a technological and economic superpower on which other countries are reliant that poses a national security threat to the UK.” It adds that Chinese interference (of the kind in this case) is a ”grave threat… to our national security.”

On 15th April 2024 Security Minister Tom Tugenhadt said in Parliament: “The hostile activity we have seen from China … poses a serious threat to the security and wellbeing of the British people.”

The Integrated Review on 2nd July 2021 states “China also presents the biggest state-based threat to the UK’s economic security.”

The Integrated Review on 16th May 2023 states: “We will increase our national security protections in those areas where Chinese Communist party actions pose a threat to our people, prosperity and security.”

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

The Conservative Party is back.

If you believe in stronger borders and a stronger economy, join us.

https://t.co/QslfSNtg7L

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

By Angela Rayner’s own admission, she’s got to go.

Resign @AngelaRayner.

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

Keir Starmer’s opinion on tax evasion used to be crystal clear.

But now it’s Angela Rayner who’s in the firing line, he’s changed his mind.

He’s a weak leader with no backbone.

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

Starmer has a choice. He can put the country first and sack Lord Hermer.

Or put personal interest first and cling to his friend and former donor despite all the damage he’s causing.

What will it be?

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

They actually said it.

Keir Starmer's Labour government thinks the rights of illegal immigrants are more important than the rights of local people.

https://t.co/EE2WRFJ1dB