NEW🚨 | More people die of asbestos related cancers in a year than road traffic accidents. And it's present in 80% of schools. Today, on International Workers’ Memorial Day, we’re taking action to eradicate asbestos in workplaces. We're calling for a new legal duty to remove

The People's Water Commission interim report is out today. Public ownership... 🥇 delivers the best results in the world 💰 keeps bills low 💡 has the highest water quality 🔮 better protects water for the future. So why is the government ignoring it? weownit.org.uk/act-now/steve-…

🚩Solidarity to all workers this #MayDay They have taken untold millions that they never toiled to earn, But without our brain and muscle not a single wheel can turn. #MayDay2025 #RedForWorkers #StrikeMap

Around 50% of PIP applicants came from people in work in 2023, but only 41% of them were successful. Working people are one of the groups least likely to pass an assessment.

Just your regular reminder that public ownership is hugely popular in the UK. ✅ Join the fight to take back control of our public services and run them for people not profit. 😀 Sign up to our newsletter. Link in comments 👇

‘I was barely existing before PIP’: Benefit claimants say they’re ‘terrified’ of Labour’s cuts bigissue.com/news/politics/…

It’s now confirmed: the vote on disability cuts will be next week. So next Monday in Parliament, I’ll be presenting my petition for a Wealth Tax - not disability cuts. Over 70,000 have already signed! Let's get as many as possible. Add your name today: chng.it/ztV8MqDHVQ

Non-violent direct action has long been used in Britain as a tactic against injustice and war, from the Suffragettes to Greenham Common and opposition to the Iraq war. Conflating direct action with terrorism is a dangerous development & should worry everyone who values democracy.

NEW: A reasoned amendment to the welfare bill is being tabled by 13 Labour committee chairs as first reported by Romilly Weeks It creates a big problem for Keir Starmer & Liz Kendall with around 80 Labour MPs already backing the amendment. If selected, it would give them

Full text of amendment 👇🏼

Alongside around 100 MPs, including 13 committee chairs, I have put my name to this reasoned amendment that declines to pass the government’s welfare reforms and calls for a pause and further consultation.

Ahead of a crucial vote on cuts to disability benefits, our new evidence casts doubt on whether jobs are even available for disabled people facing cuts 📢 The analysis found that the parts of the country among the hardest hit by the cuts have fewer job opportunities 1/3

Despite Liz Kendall and other cabinet ministers being locked in talks trying to convince welfare rebels not to vote down the bill, I'm told the number of Labour MPs planning to do so has actually gone up - from 108 to 127.

I'm calling on the Government to urgently rethink its proposed changes to welfare. Analysis of the proposals shows that the impact will be substantial, destroying the financial safety net for too many disabled Londoners. theguardian.com/society/2025/j…

New article on my Parliamentary Amendment to remove the huge £2 BILLION cut still contained in the disability benefits Bill. tinyurl.com/UCHAmendLO

What do you do with a £3 billion bailout if you're Thames Water? Hand out £117,000+ average per boss! TAKE BACK THAMES WATER to take back the bonuses

Social housing funds itself, with mortgages repaid many times over by future rental income. It's crazy that a Labour government doesn't let councils build council housing.

Water is a precious resource Every penny should be invested in stopping leaks and sewage but right now a THIRD of your bills pays for shareholder dividends and debt repayment 9/10 countries run water in public ownership, England should do the same

❗️Food banks shouldn't need to exist. Re-post if you agree.

Chinese firm a leading contender to buy Thames Water. 90% of water already owned from abroad. Tax on dividends dodged. Any private ownership will mean quest for profits, dividends, neglect, fleecing. Public ownership is the only way forward. theguardian.com/business/2025/…