The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council have once again failed those that they have a duty to support - Andrew Gwynne
Andrew Gwynne MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, commenting on households left homeless by the Grenfell disaster not receiving promised Christmas relief payments said:
“It is unacceptable that so many families from Grenfell have had to spend Christmas in emergency accommodation, and because of a council error...Read More »
Half of children’s intensive care units dangerously full as Labour warns of New Year slump in care - Ashworth
Labour’s new analysis of the
latest weekly winter data released today by NHS England reveals that half of
England’s paediatric intensive care units were over 85% full last week.
In the period 18th December to
24th December, over one third of England’s children’s care units were 100%
full, with not a...Read More »
Councils forced to spend valuable resources tackling effects of Universal Credit
Councils across the country are being forced to spend
their own resources tackling the effects of Universal Credit and preparing for
its roll out.
FOI requests submitted by Labour reveal Councils are
committing funds towards offsetting and preparing for the impact of Universal
Credit over and above Discretionary Housing Payments provided...Read More »
Resolution Foundation succinctly encapsulate hardship many across Britain are facing under the Tories - Long-Bailey
Rebecca Long-Bailey MP, Labour’s Shadow Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Secretary, commenting on the findings of the Resolution Foundation’s report on wage growth, said:
“The Resolution Foundation report succinctly encapsulates the hardship many across Britain are facing under the Tories and will continue to face in 2018.
“After seven years of Conservative...Read More »
Angela Rayner commenting on the Government’s recent announcement to stop no-platforming speakers
Angela Rayner MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Education, commenting on the Government’s recent announcement telling universities to stop no-platforming speakers, said:
“It is a false choice to suggest that universities are either places of free enquiry or places of safety. They can be both. Denying access to groups and individuals...Read More »