Law and Politics at UoM. Labour Party member. St David’s Award Winner 2024. High Sheriff of Mid Glamorgan community awards winner 2023. Adult Leader @scouts.
@gojekindonesia
Hi my friend has lost her phone in one of your taxis in Bali
And you have no contact number on your website
What will you do about this
90% of the campaign has been attacking Labour for growing the city-region using a loan fund that *had to be used* to drive market residential growth because that's what the Conservatives mandated. Every penny was paid back multiple times and the Greens know that. Populist slop.
🚨 BREAKING: Andy Burnham pledges to end homelessness in Britain as his first act as PM
"I will soon go through that door behind me and issue my first instruction: to end rough sleeping in our country"
We looked for it on TikTok and there’s several TikTok’s about how they’re doing the lip balm trend and videos of them holding a lip balm and saying you can say what you want to me because I won’t be here for long
A disgusting and dangerous trend that targets vulnerable kids
My sister just asked us have you heard of the lip balm trend on TikTok
None of us had heard about it
She explained that you buy a lip balm and use it everyday
Once you finish it you commit suicide
For the first time in a generation, Wales has two Labour governments pulling in the same direction.
We are rebuilding our economy, creating good jobs and driving down NHS waiting lists.
That is the power of partnership. 🏴 🌹
@WelshLabour@UKLabour
16 & 17 year olds are going to be able to vote in UK elections in the biggest shake up of the voting system since 1969.
It's most likely to benefit parties on the left - the Greens, the Labour Party - but I also wonder if it will help Reform further leapfrog the Conservatives as well, because even though their voters skew older, they're more popular among young people than the Conservatives.
But forget the political who's up and who's down for a moment. Because the most important thing that could be impacted by votes for 16 year olds is policies.
We all know that political parties are all about chasing votes so they focus on policies that help them win elections.
Older voters vote more - so it's no surprise we've got the triple lock and pensioner poverty is falling while child poverty is rising.
So will enfranchising 9.5 million young voters mean we get more policies around renting, apprenticeships, schools and universities?
I guess that depends on young people.
Because it's not just about who CAN vote - it's about who DOES vote.
However, as a Labour supporter our role will be to give these young people the information and the knowledge to make informed decision so they don’t vote for reform
Some will
Some will vote Conservative
Some will vote Liberal Democrat
And some will vote Labour
The point isn’t who 16 year olds will vote for
It’s about giving them the chance to vote
We shouldn’t restrict voting because the people will vote for a different party
Great news
If a 16 year old can pay tax then they should be able to vote in the government who decides such tax
A campaign is now needed to ensure that we get our young people registered and signed up to vote
Young people in politics is so important
#vote#votesat16#Youth
I am shocked by the secrecy and cover-up over the admission of thousands of Afghans to Britain at the cost of £7bn to the taxpayer. A decision that was in itself wrong.
It is an huge betrayal of public trust.
Those responsible in both Governments and the bureaucracy need to be held to account.
https://t.co/BFkCi7AvYt
Are you saying that Conservative policy that creates 11.1% inflation is better than 3.6%?
Also, don’t really think you should comment on the economy
YOU CRASHED IT