Dear Hunt I’m happy to pay tax. I want decent public services and a good life for everyone in this country.

To all the main parties. I genuinely don’t mind paying a bit more in #tax, if it goes toward making our public services working and helps to look after those most in need. Anyone else or is this just me?

We're looking forward to this exciting human rights-themed Hustings on 25th June with The ALLIANCE ! Find out more and register below:

A message to all politicians

🧵 1/4 On Saturday, an estimated 274 Palestinians were killed and 698 injured in the operation to free 4 Israeli hostages. While we are relieved the hostages are home, and call for all hostages to be released immediately, we mourn the innocent Palestinian lives lost.

🚨MANIFESTO COMMITMENT ON ASSISTED DYING 🚨 ‘Give Parliament time to fully debate and vote on legislation on assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults with strict safeguards, subject to a free vote.’ Liberal Democrats 🙌👏🤩 libdems.org.uk/manifesto

The Liberal Democrats have supported assisted dying in their manifesto. "Give Parliament time to fully debate and vote on legislation on assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults with strict safeguards, subject to a free vote." libdems.org.uk/manifesto

We've updated our #GeneralElection2024 guidance with new resources and links from The Poverty Alliance. Help ensure everyone who is eligible to vote gets their chance🗳️bit.ly/4aDvQK5

Help people use their vote - see info and tools from The Poverty Alliance below.

We have been asking all parties to tell us their plans to tackle hardship urgently. 🧵 (1/5)

On this Feast Day of St Barnabas, we remember the courage, kindness and commitment with which he witnessed to the good news of Jesus Christ – alongside the newly-converted apostle Paul. Barnabas was called the ‘son of encouragement’ – and so we are grateful for all who have

Over the last few years, I have met with many refugees and people seeking asylum around the world. Each time I have been heartbroken by the harsh realities they’ve faced: the loss of their homes whether due to climate emergencies or conflict, the loss of family members and loved

Many would say there has not been enough debate in this election about how to reduce poverty. This report by Joseph Rowntree Foundation shows why even when it comes to GPs and primary schools being able to provide the services we think we deserve, reducing poverty is a priority. It is a powerful

Can we turn the tide on declining #volunteerism in the UK? This debate piece from Geoff Nichols explores its causes a suggests solutions. doi.org/10.1332/204080… #SocialPolicy #BigSociety

Brilliant work sharing this folks. Using registertovote.service.gov.uk/performance I can see that since it started going out there, the number of people registering has gone up by over 200 per 5 mins, it's been out for an hour so that's likely 2,400 new registrants due to spreading word! Bonza.

Democracy isn’t the end of history, it’s something we have to actively sustain. Please tell everyone you know to register to vote.

This is the real reason we are here Law & Social Justice Research, to hold a Symposium in celebration of Professor Debra Morris's incredible contributions to non-profit law scholarship, which include making Charity Law & Policy the leading research unit into charity law internationally.

Delighted to be in Liverpool for Charity Law & Policy day conference with a range of charity law papers in tribute to recently retired Debra Morris with whom I had the pleasure of collaborating on one or two projects!

Amazing to be heading back to Churchill College at Cambridge University to mark 50 years since I started as a raw undergraduate in Oct 1974! Really looking forward to meeting up with others from my year including nearly all of my old staircase from 1976/77.

The answer is simple. Politicians in Scotland don't capitalise on divisive language and our public generally carries the spirit of Kenmure Street. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…