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An updated version of my deprivation by constituency chart, for the 2024 UK general election Previous versions and more info: statsmapsnpix.com/2021/05/far-to…

Very interesting 👇

The Chancellor has said that she is making difficult decisions but they won't be as hard as the decisions made by families every day. The shocking economic inheritance for this Govt is the fragility of living standards and depths of hardship being felt across the UK 🔽(1/4)

Over recent days we have seen evidence of racism and Islamophobia. We stand in solidarity with communities who have faced intimidation directly or who now feel less safe. The places and communities affected will need support to repair the harm caused by this weekend’s violence.

To our Black, Brown and minority communities: never forget that you are loved and wanted in London.

💥 Families are at breaking point. It is an emergency when people cannot afford essential items like food, baby formula and sanitary products. We have been driving around Westminster asking Keir Starmer to take urgent action against hardship. Have you spotted our van?

🚨🧵 Failure to tackle hardship could be as damaging to Labour as the Lib Dems u-turn on tuition fees, new More in Common research for Joseph Rowntree Foundation shows. Those who voted Labour in July have high expectations the Govt will tackle hardship, but many think things are going the wrong

Today's #Budget2024 won’t be enough to fix the foundations for millions who struggle winter after winter in devastating hardship. The people who needed to feel the most change are those living in and at risk of hardship. 🔽 1/4

🇺🇸 The result of the U.S. election is devastating, but for progressives here in the UK, it offers us a critical chance to understand how to avoid a similar fate🧵

tax the rich

Just incredibly bleak that when a Labour government is finally in power, disabled people still have to wake up to front pages calling them a blight on society.

🚨 Latest Department for Work and Pensions estimates show 3.2m families across the UK will lose income under the current plans to cut disability benefits by 2029/2030. 700,000 will be families already in relative poverty when taking housing costs into account. Read more: theguardian.com/society/2025/m… 1/2