I'll save you 2 minutes.
Covid not his fault all overblown nonsense shouldn't have apologised.
Brexit not his fault, David Cameron's apparently and whoever put Johnson in charge.
Don't buy his book, he should be in jail.
These outtakes have been taking from a recent piece of work in which we critiqued the @mhclg's proposed changes to the NPPF.
Read more 👇🏾
https://t.co/f6PYQaG4XK
Helping set up the Streatham Common Cooperative was one of my proudest achievements when I led Lambeth Council.
It was a privilege to visit the Rookery today for the first time as the MP for the area & meet with the wonderful staff & volunteers to see the brilliant work they do.
Very proud to have been elected onto Waterbeach Parish Council (and to be Waterbeach's first Labour councillor). Waterbeach is undergoing a period of huge change with the new town. I want to make sure all residents (of the village and town) benefit from new infrastructure.
Private equity linked to 23% of US healthcare bankruptcies.
Mayhem caused by high debt, cash extraction, high prices, low investment, poor care, offshore links.
In UK PE owns GP surgeries, hospitals, getting NHS contracts.
Will any politician take heed?
https://t.co/yUGPLuYpWc
I live in a constituency that has never had a Labour MP and has been controlled solely by the Tories since 1880. The latest YouGov MRP has us neck and neck with the Tories. The importance of tactical voting couldn't be clearer for the people of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket! 🗳 #GTTO #GE2024
Another MRP showing Labour in 2nd place in Ely & East Cambs, hot on the heels of Ipsos doing so last week. As ever, with polls varying, my reading is it’s a 3-way marginal here! Vote Labour for an MP representing our communities from within govt, not the opposition benches 🌹
Elizabeth McWilliams, local Labour General Election candidate
'...I commit to continue to campaign to install a safe crossing at the BP roundabout until successful...'
All our national measures of poverty and destitution (being unable to afford essentials) show that things have got worse, including for children, with destitution rising fastest of all (the number of children in destitution has more than tripled since 2016).
Tax cuts announced in yesterday's Conservative manifesto would still leave overall taxes increasing by a modest £5.7bn a year by the end of the parliament.
That's equivalent to £190 more per household, taking the tax to GDP ratio to 36.7% – its highest level since 1948.
Young people across #Cambridgeshire have been telling us how desperate they are to get rid of this #Tories and see the change that a vote for @ElizabethMcWill and a #Labour government will bring.