In regards to Labours plan for London, I’m glad to see a commitment to building more Social Housing.

With that being said …

Many would argue 40,000 social homes over 4 years isn’t exactly the radical response we need to the biggest Housing Crisis London has faced. Lambeth…

Hey Brent Labour How many of these homes are social rent, LHA or shared ownership?

Don't take everything you read at face value....Incredible PR that hides major failings. There are fewer homes at Social Rent level available in Brent than there were in 2018 ➡️ lifeinkilburn.com/housing-stock-…

An interesting take… 👀

I thought the target for new Council homes between 2018-23 was 1,000?

‼️ You have therefore failed to meet your own targets ‼️

How many of these homes are social rent, LHA or shared ownership?

Look forward to your response, Brent Labour 🙂

Disappointing but not surprising to see the Brexit enabling Labour Party team up (again!) with the Tories to limit opportunities for my generation.

The proposed scheme would have allowed young Brits to live, study and work in the EU.

Liberal Democrats support it. theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

Well done London Assembly member Hina Bokhari AM 🔶 and CURB - CleanUptheRiverBrent #CURB. Thanks to Cllr Cllr Anton Georgiou 🔶 for reminding us of why we need a strong London Liberal Democrats team at City Hall. Rob Blackie 🔶 Caroline Pidgeon AM🔶 🇺🇦 #VoteLibDems #RobCan

Yesterday I welcomed Hina Bokhari AM 🔶 to #Alperton to meet with Ben Morris (@BrentPollution) to discuss pollution in the River Brent.

We agreed urgent action is needed to protect rivers across #London .

A strong Liberal Democrats team at City Hall will demand just that. Vote 🔶 on 2nd May!

Thanks to Hina Bokhari AM 🔶 and Cllr Anton Georgiou 🔶 for taking such an interest in this pressing issue for urban rivers #Misconnections #UrbanRivers

Great to have someone recognise credible policies of a rival party. #integrity

🏡 Shared ownership is the main type of publicly subsidised house building under the Conservatives.

But the scheme is “desperately failing” according to a recent report by a cross-parliamentary group of MPs, as residents face soaring costs 👇

From the guy who says extremely stupid things for a living on GB News.

Shama Tatler As proven in Brent Council the huge supply of housing that doesn't meet affordability criteria for local Brent residents has done nothing to decrease homelessness, evictions in Brent. Building 1000's of homes has not benefited the existing population but brought in new people.

You are right.

I’ve been saying this for years 👇🏽

The building of genuinely affordable homes & Council homes MUST be prioritised.

We do NOT need luxury, unaffordable apartments that benefit greedy developers.

Despite the criticism (even from Liberal Democrats) I’ll keep making these arguments.

Guess I’m not a ‘sensible Lib Dem’, Barry.

Just one that has won twice in your patch (+40% increase in my vote in 2022) and one who would NEVER consider voting for your candidate.

He does not deserve a THIRD term - many residents in #Alperton agree.

This is rich from a party that enabled Tory Brexit.

Only Liberal Democrats have consistently stood up for the rights of European citizens in the capital.

So far when comparing new builds versus demolitions only 976 additional units have been added to the Council housing stock between 2016 and 2023. There is also a move towards affordable rents from Social rents. ➡️ lifeinkilburn.com/evolution-of-c…

Nope 👎🏽 You have failed London and do NOT deserve a THIRD term. We need fresh ideas in the capital, not an arrogant PR man.

For years Liberal Democrats have called for far tougher control of arms exports, so that British arms are not being used in conflicts such as the devastating one in Gaza.

The UK Government must take swift action to suspend arms exports to Israel.

.@Libdems have called for a presumption of denial to arms to Israel since 2021. Applies to any country on the FCDO High Priority Human Rights list. Our Government should be ashamed that it continues to sell arms in these circumstances.
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