Until we finally get #PR the best way to defeat the Tories locally and nationally is by voting tactically. For generations the Tories have relied on the progressive parties splitting their vote to give them power the majority of the time. Time to change!
Thanet residents need a strong local voice. That's why I'm standing to be the @UKLabour parliamentary candidate for South Thanet.
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Canterbury City Council elections take place next May. In 2019 the Tories had 33% of the vote but gained 59% of the councillors, it doesn’t need to happen again. If you want to get involved and live in the #Canterbury area please follow & send us a message.
Wow! @trussliz and @BorisJohnson get £115k pa allowance for life (presumably tax-free)!
I reckon I might have a go at becoming an MP to do a six week stint as PM. I’ve got none of the skills required, so I should be a good match for the job.
Impossible to understand how UK Government can overrule official Judical Review recommendations and give go ahead for cargo air hub at #Manston Airport Kent highly detrimental to environment & carbon emissions @CanterburyClim1@canterburycc@ct4europe@CanterburyBID@ICLEI
“A senior Tory MP is caught up in allegations swirling around Westminster that he plied four victims with date-rape drugs.”
I’ve completely lost count. This party needs clearing out of government and a programme of psychiatric help. https://t.co/1c14ei57Nn
Two thirds of us have had enough of 12 years of Tory rule and want change. Are we going to stay in our narrow political silos or do we find common ground and unite for change? The choice at the next General Election.
Levelling up?
Mid Bedfordshire, an area partly represented by the culture secretary, Nadine Dorries, has received £26.7m from the Levelling Up Fund despite being one of the fifth most affluent areas of the country.
East Kent needs levelling up too.