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Ealing Southall Results |
Ealing Southall results: Virendra Sharma (Lab) Nigel Bakhai (LD) Tony Lit (C) Sarah Edwards (Green) Salvinder Dhillon (Respect) Dr Kunnathur Rajan (UKIP) ...
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Whisky Sours all round as Tory Campaign Collapses |
Whisky Sours all round as Tory Campaign Collapses Labour talks to local residents whilst Cameron throws a cocktail party Whilst all the other political parties are on the doorstep talking to local voters about their concern...
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SWING TO LABOUR IN WEST LONDON BY-ELECTION |
TORY CAMPAIGN TURMOIL OVER SWING TO LABOUR IN LOCAL BY-ELECTION AND MORE FALSE DEFECTOR CLAIMS JOAN RYAN MP, Labour’s Vice Chair Campaigns, said: “Today the Tories are in turmoil as they see a swing to Labour in a by-electio...
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COUNCILLOR A-NOORI CONDEMNS TORY LIES |
Tory claim on defection ‘a lie’ LABOUR COUNCILLOR ZAHIDA A-NOORI, today wrote to Labour’s Regional Director Ken Clark to emphasise that the Tory stories concerning her were false. Cllr A-Noori’s letter reads: Dear Mr Clark ...
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Sikh community unites behind Labour Candidate |
LABOUR’S FOREIGN SECRETARY VISITS 2 GURDWARAS IN EALING SOUTHALL Sikh community unites behind Labour Candidate Virendra Sharma DAVID MILIBAND, Labour’s Foreign Secretary, today visited the Gurdwaras at Park Avenue and Havelock Road w...
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 | Join with Labour to Save Our Sure Start |
Labour is today joining forces with families across England in a campaign to Save Our Sure Start children's centres from David Cameron's plans to cut their funding and prevent access to these valuable services for families on middle and modest incomes. Children's Secretary Ed Balls launched the campaign today as he welcomed the opening of the 3,500th Sure Start children's centre for parents and children across England. Families are invited to show how much they love their Sure Start centre at a new website www.saveoursurestart.com. The Tories would cut Sure Start from families on middle and modest incomes. Instead of the universal service Labour has created for all families, the Tories have said they would cut £200 million each year from the Sure Start budget - which could see one in five children's centres being forced to close. Labour's campaign is backed by ordinary families, children's champions and celebrity mums, including Arabella Weir, Jo Brand and actress Michelle Collins. Michelle Collins, celebrity Labour supporter and former EastEnders star said: "There's nothing more important than giving all children the best possible start in life. That's why Sure Start Children's Centres were set up, they have made life easier for millions of families and it would be a major step backwards to cut them now. That's why I'm encouraging everyone to sign up to www.saveoursurestart.com." Ed Balls MP, Labour's Children's Secretary said: "I'm proud to be supporting families across England who are today campaigning to save their Sure Start children's...
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 | Labour figures pay tribute to Michael Foot |
Labour leader and Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, paid tribute to former Labour Party leader, Michael Foot at his funeral today. Gordon Brown praised Foot as "one of the most elegant of orators, one of the greatest parliamentarians ever" and said that he lived a life "in the service of the greatest of progressive causes". The Prime Minster went on to say that "He graced the country and for those of us privileged to know him, he graced all of our lives". Neil Kinnock, who followed Foot as Labour leader paid tribute to him, saying "In thought and in word and in deed, Michael Foot was brave and brilliant." Senior Labour figures past and present attended the funeral along with family and friends....
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 | Ashok Kumar MP |
The Labour Party is extremely saddened to hear about the death of Ashok Kumar, MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland. Dr Kumar was found dead at home this morning. Dr Kumar was 53 years old and first entered parliament in November 1991 at a by-election for the Langbaurgh constituency. He re-gained the seat at the General Election in 1997. David Walsh, Secretary of Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland CLP said "Ashok was a fine politician who served his constituency and his constituents with diligence and unswerving commitment. He was a natural fighter and a community leader." Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that he was "greatly saddened" by Ashok Kumar's death, mentioning that he was a "tenacious campaigner" and "a warm and incredibly generous man". He added: "Ashok was a hard-working constituency MP who took pride in representing the people of Middlesbrough as both a councillor and MP since 1987. "His long-standing campaigns to keep shipbuilding in Teesside were respected by all sides of the House."...
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 | It’s time for the Tories to come clean - Ed Balls |
Ed Balls MP, Labour’s Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, is today urging people to take a long hard look at the Tories plans for schools. He is challenging the Tories to come clean on how they will pay for their two flagship schools policies – new ‘free market’ schools and a national ‘pupil premium’. Earlier today, Ed Balls set out to Parliament further details of funding for schools up to 2013, following the Pre-Budget Report announcement that funding for Labour’s frontline priorities will be protected, including schools, Sure Start and 16-19 education. Ed Balls MP said: “Labour’s Pre-Budget Report made clear that while there will be tough decisions to halve the deficit within four years, we will protect frontline funding for our priorities, including schools, Sure Start and 16-19 education. “But there is an unresolved conflict in the Conservatives’ plans for education: while George Osborne is applying a downward pressure to the budget for the Department for Children, Schools and Families, Michael Gove’s two flagship policies – new ‘free market’ schools and a national pupil premium – apply an upward pressure on costs. How can this circle be squared? “Michael Gove refuses to say but what is clear is that his options are limited: the costs of these two policies run into billions and those billions must come from cuts within the DCSF budget. The challenge being set to Michael Gove today is to identify what he intends to cut in order to fund his two flagship...
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 | Securing the recovery is essential - Gordon Brown |
Alongside a speech by Gordon Brown MP, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, on the economy, the Labour Party is today publishing A Future Fair for All: Securing the recovery, not putting it at risk. The document sets out the choice that Britain faces between growth and increasing prosperity with Labour, or a decade of austerity, low growth and low employment under the Tories. To read a copy please click here Gordon Brown said: "There is nothing pre-ordained or automatic about the upturn, either here or around the world. While we have come through the worst of this dreadful storm, the waters are still choppy. There are still real risks to the recovery. And we must be alive to them. "So the choices we will make in the coming months are just as important - and just as urgent - for families, jobs, mortgages and companies, large and small - as the difficult choices we made to protect them at the height of the storm. "We are at a turning point - a crossroads for our domestic economic recovery, where we have to choose now to maintain the stimulus until recovery is assured or cut it - and at a crossroads for the global economic governance that will shape the next decades for us and our children. "I believe that character is not about telling people what they want to hear but about telling them what they need to know. It is about having the courage to set...
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