Unlocking growth means changing not just who governs, but how we are governed
Labour will put power in people’s hands

Our Chair Hannah McHugh with @sharonstevenage @paulabarkermp & Sarah Sackman argue empowered communities will deliver growth, prosperity & equality
English Labour Net.

Fascinating English Labour Net. & Fabian Law and Constitutional Policy Group panel this afternoon, with Sarah Sackman Paula Barker MP Hannah McHugh & Baroness Taylor of Stevenage, OBE discussing the Brown Report and how deeper devolution could help deliver greater equality, opportunity, and stability for communities across the UK

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The Take Back Control Bill, the Brown Report - how will we make these work for England? Speakers TBA!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹
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1/. There’s few ideas in politics as important as Freedom: so how does the Left put it front & centre in our politics? Join us for my The Fabian Society pamphlet launch w/ Steve Reed Jon Cruddas Hannah McHugh Marianna Masters & Helena Kennedy ➡️Signup! bit.ly/42DXlAx

Join our Chair Hannah McHugh at Portcullis House in 28 March for an important discussion on Liam Byrne MP’s pamphlet:

Reclaiming Freedom: The Case for a 21st Century Bill of Powers and Duties

Real change comes from unleashing the pride and purpose of Britain’s communities.

That’s why today I set out how Labour will put power back into the hands of communities with our Take Back Control Bill.

Labour is ready for government and will deliver for working people.

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Together, we will forge a bold, modern and hopeful Britain.

Together, we will build a better future.

With Labour, Britain will be the high-growth start-up hub of the world.

My government will build the industries of the future to get our economy growing again.

The Labour Party is back in business.

📢 We're very pleased to announce Rachel Reeves will be speaking at the FEPS-Fabian Society New Year Conference 2023!

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My Labour government will always put country before Party.

The Tories promised the country they would build 300,000 houses a year.

This week, Rishi Sunak scrapped mandatory targets.

He sold out people who want to own their own home to keep a few of his MPs happy.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper has raised concerns about how the government is handling national security.

She is calling for 'proper answers' about whether Home Secretary Suella Braverman has committed more than one security breach.

More here: trib.al/HCKo0py

So wait. The Foreign Secretary's phone comprehensively hacked, apparently by a hostile foreign power.

And the Prime Minister and Cabinet Secretary agreed to cover it up so it didn't derail her chances of winning the race to be Prime Minister?

Have I misunderstood any of that?

Sunak says Braverman is the tough on crime Home Sec

Another empty piece of rhetoric

Totally wrapped up in Tory psychodrama, she referred only 1 in 7 cases brought to her under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme

Murder and rape victims and their families are let down and failed

Suella Braverman committed 'multiple breaches of the ministerial code' alleges Jake Berry. Hmm.

That reminds me I never did get answers to who leaked Braverman's advice to Boris Johnson on the Northern Ireland Protocol, despite writing to him and challenging her in the Commons.

Astounding that Tory MPs are so openly seeking to select a leader based only on what is in the Conservative Party interest.

They don’t care about the National interest. It’s clear now.

We have a cost of living crisis to face.

@uklabour are a Government in waiting.

So that was the honeymoon? Crashing pensions, rising interest rates, and mortgage market turmoil: a crisis conceived in Downing Street.

60% of the British public want an immediate General Election.

It's time she gives way to the public and calls a General Election now.
My #PMQs

As the heat rises on the benefit uprating debate here are five insights on public attitudes to social security from The Fabian Society #GoingWithTheGrain research

(supported by abrdn Financial Fairness Trust)

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