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🚨 | General Election mode starts and don’t forget Keir Starmer - ‘Welsh Labour is the living proof of what Labour looks like in power. A blueprint for what Labour can do across the United Kingdom’s 🔸 NHS waiting lists worse than England 🔸 Educational outcomes worse than England 🔸 20mph speed limits - slowing the economy 🚂 Welsh Government took over the running of the railways - it operates Transport for Wales which has the worst customer satisfaction for train operators in the UK. ✈️ Welsh Government took over the running of Cardiff Airport. Despite relatively few flights, it was named among one of the worst for flight delays and the airport is now valued at around £15m - a third of what the Welsh Government paid. 💷 Analysis shows that the Welsh NHS may overspend by £800m with all health boards have been placed under higher levels of financial scrutiny. 🔐 During the pandemic, the blueprint for Welsh Labour lockdowns included telling shops to close certain aisles so customers visiting would feel safe. 🗳️ The Welsh Government has passed increasing the number of politicians in the Senedd by 60% despite a lack of public support. This is estimated to cost each year more than the free school meals the Government said they could no longer afford to provide to vulnerable children. ❌ The new Welsh Labour First Minister took £200k in donations to fund his recent election campaign from a convicted criminal. He had also lobbied on behalf of the same person in the past. Keir Starmer thinks this is the blueprint to bring to the whole of the UK. Be careful what you vote for.

@emmaroc33249448 That’s why electing Labour to rule Britain would be the biggest mistake for this country future. These are really tough times and few loose ends here or there can be catastrophic. Labour is a loose end and Britain can’t afford this mistake. Better to go for Sunak’s Team.

Labour has reiterated plans to force blue-chip companies and banks to align with UN climate goals if it gets into power. The policy would require Britain’s biggest companies to stick to the 2015 Paris climate deal, which aims to keep the rise in temperatures, compared with pre-industrial levels, below 1.5C. #CostOfNetZero 👉 https://t.co/WMczxdcBv7