I don't want lower taxes. I want hospital beds. Trains that run on time. Kids who aren't too hungry to learn. Libraries in every town. Rivers that don't run with slurry. Local councils not forced into bankruptcy. Politicians who don't venally line their own pockets.

£3.4 billion Chancellor commits for NHS IT Infosys? Phoenix? #Budget24 Frank Hester whose Phoenix Partnership given NHS IT contracts of £160+million has just donated £5million to Tories giving a total donation of £10m Now biggest Tory donor! + £16k helicopter ride for Sunak 🤷🏼‍♀️

Young workers. Be VERY wary about the Tories hinting at the abolition of National Insurance. It means the raising of the retirement age and then the eventual abolition of the State Pension and NHS.

😡🥊😡🥊😡🥊😡 And so it begins … the privatisation of local government . Be afraid, people. Once they own your town, they will own you. This is not democracy as we know it. This is asset grabbing on a humongous scale. And it would be the slithy Gove #GeneralElection

Sunak is installing 74 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) all over the UK. 48 in England 18 in Scotland 8 in Wales The zones are publicly funded with State Aid under WTO rules, (Brexit allows the UK Govt to give public money to corporations of their choosing, this is illegal in the

GPs cannot get NHS jobs because the government has blocked funding for their jobs, so private companies are aggressively advertising to offer them work. Meanwhile, the government is flooding the NHS with lower-skilled workers. This is what privatisation looks like🚨

Do people think if the Tories were to privatise a city they would tell the public about it or sneak it in while distracting everyone with pantomime politics?

Why is this man the deputy chair of NHS England?🚨🚨🚨 “In just over a decade, Kolade has donated £859,342 to Conservative party headquarters” RT if this concerns you! (Article from 2022) theguardian.com/politics/2022/…

Good of the Express to spell out how draconian new voter ID laws could steal the upcoming general election for the Tories... Feels like the moment in every James Bond film where the baddie explains how 007 will die.

Today's news feels like an assault on disabled people. We are in a cost-of-living crisis. Government looking to slash disabled people’s income by hitting personal independence payment (PIP) is a horrific proposal. It's dangerous and risks leaving disabled people destitute.

The news today might feel scary if you're currently off work for your mental health. We get it 💙 We just want to reassure you that these changes are *not* coming into effect right now. 1/2

Here is the problem with attacking Benefits, as Rishi Sunak chooses to do. Instead HMRC should be going after the 360x as much Tax Avoid/Evaders. People like Nadhim Zahawi, David Cameron, and Michelle Mone.

Last night, the backstage crew were part of the curtain call at Two Strangers (Carry a Cake). Third show I’ve seen now in recent weeks that has done this. Interesting all three shows had small casts so perhaps the room to do it? But I love seeing it & hope this is a new trend!

SkyNews's Ed Conway immortalised in a gif Showing that while inflation might be down to 2.3% The actual impact on prices since 2021 is 20% If you don't follow Ed, give him a follow, consistently good analysis 👏

The cost of living crisis is not over.

If you’re going to on holiday or out of the country on the 4th July, you should register now for a General Election postal vote here: gov.uk/apply-postal-v… #toriesout

STUDENTS: REGISTER TO VOTE RIGHT NOW! The law is as follows. 1. You can register at home AND at your term-time address, if that's more convenient for you. 2. You can CHOOSE on the day where to vote. 3. But you can ONLY legally vote in ONE place on the day.

I’ll be saying this a lot over the next six weeks. Vote. I don’t care who you vote for. But vote on 4 July. And make sure you can. For the first time in a General Election everyone will need ID. See bit.ly/3WQiAPa Or apply for a postal vote where ID is not required. Vote

General Election Voting Info Pls share 1. Register to vote. If you're not registered, you must do it by 18 June for the General Election. gov.uk/register-to-vo… 2. Voting in person? You need valid photo ID. Check if yours is valid electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-ele… 3. Apply for postal