This can’t go on – enough is enough. General Election now! So a bunch of multi-millionaire, privately educated MPs, who have nothing at all in common with the people of Broxtowe decide to suspend parliament and plunge us further into a constitutional crisis? Whilst they make millions betting against the pound, we’re worried about jobs, […]
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Homelessness happens to ordinary people and it can be devastating to the lives of those who experience it. There are long-term consequences beyond housing: physical and mental health, financial stability, education, employment and self-esteem are all affected. At BYH, we work tirelessly to mitigate the impact of youth homelessness throughout Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. The project […]
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Welcome to my latest newsletter. If you have friends, relatives or colleagues who you think may be interested in receiving this communication, please ask them to sign up here. If you have events that you would like me to include in future newsletters – please get in touch with the details. Windrush – a national […]
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If you follow what Anna Soubry publishes online you may have noticed her referring to local Labour members as ‘the hard left’. It’s a phrase often used in the right-wing media to create an illusion that Labour members are people with ‘dangerous’ ideas who should be feared. So who are these local people who Anna […]
Read More The ‘hard left’? Or just regular local people?
Broxtowe Labour Political Education Officer, Professor Andreas Bieler, reports back from the latest event in our education programme for members ‘It is not only biodiversity, which is endangered in the Amazon rainforest. People living in this area too need protection’, declared Edel Moraes, the Vice President of the National Council of Extractivist People (CNS) in […]
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International Workers day Each year workers around the world mark International Workers’ Day or May Day, and we are really excited that Nottinghamshire will celebrate May Day 2018 right here in Broxtowe. International Workers day was founded in 1904 at the Sixth Congress of the Second International, an international body of socialist, communist and […]
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Councillor Kate Foale, Labour County Councillor for Beeston Central and Rylands reports; Being in opposition is a constant fight to hold the Tories to account. We are working well together as a group, with fortnightly spokespersons’ meetings and Group meetings around once a month. The County Council budget The Tories presented their budget […]
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“Decades of underfunding” Newly formed campaign group ‘Mental Health – Time For Action‘ will hold their inaugural conference here in Nottingham on 19th May, in conjunction with the Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice (CSSGJ). We spoke to founder and local Bramcote resident Rachel Bannister about the group, the conference and […]
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