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Number 10 North is driving the largest devolution of power to London's communities we've seen in a generation.
By granting London the ability to invest potentially billions of pounds more in our future, it will help unlock transformational infrastructure projects such as the West London Orbital, the Bakerloo line extension and Euston knowledge quarter. A true devolution revolution.
cityam.com/london-to-get-bak…
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Pleased to speak alongside sone amazing women survivors for #BreastCancerAwareness month at the legendary Monty’s Ealing Broadway
Sadly take up rates of screening lower than average @NHS NW London ICB and awareness far too low for what is biggest killer of working age women
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CONGRATULATIONS, @Sagal_AW!
My dear friend, my dear sister — my heart is overflowing with happiness and pride for you!
You did it. You made history!
It has been an absolute honour to travel from Bristol time and again to campaign alongside you and witness this extraordinary journey unfold.
Thank you for never giving up, for standing strong, and for always believing in yourself. I always knew you could do it — and tonight, you proved it to the world.
I am so proud to have stood beside you and shared in this truly historic moment.
Congratulations, Sagal — tonight, you made history, and tomorrow, you will inspire a future brighter than we ever dared to imagine. This victory is only the beginning.
Thank you to @UKLabour for giving Sagal the opportunity to stand, serve, and make history.
Now it's time to celebrate! 🎉
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Reflecting on the PM’s powerful speech: we now have a path forward on Britain’s great challenges – social care, the erosion of public control over the basics of life, and the damage from Brexit.
Equally important is the unifying sense of what we’re fighting for: hope again. 👇
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Climate change is already affecting our communities. We cannot afford to treat it as a political game.
We have responsibility to protect the places we call home and build a safer, better future for the next generation.
Net Zero isn’t an ambition we can put on hold. It’s essential.
Britain has shown what climate leadership can look like. We must keep moving forward - not let political infighting stand in the way of the progress our communities and our planet depend on.
This Labour government will protect our communities and protect our future.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he will set out a “new direction” for the UK because the decade since Brexit had seen “too much drift, too much division”, as he arrived at his first Labour conference as party leader.
1987 Committee retweeted
I sat down with the @guardian ahead of my first conference as Deputy Labour Leader.
Read the full piece here 👇🏼
theguardian.com/politics/202…
1987 Committee retweeted
Looking forward to seeing many of you at #Lab26. Please see our local government events. Do also come to see us at the councillors lounge.
1987 Committee retweeted
“You can’t solve it without it”
I asked the @andyburnham what he thinks about Council Housing 👆🏽
1987 Committee retweeted
LABOUR AND CO-OPERATIVE WIN IN GREATER MANCHESTER! 🌹🐝
Congratulations to Bev Craig on being elected the Labour and Co-operative Mayor of Greater Manchester!
1987 Committee retweeted
Politics isn’t working for places like ours.
I will change that.
#AndyBurnham #ForUs
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My final campaign update.
It’s going to be close so please get out and vote hope today! 🙏🏻
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In a country as rich as ours, no child should be going hungry at school.
You've made a huge difference, London.
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A decade of delivery - and still more to come.
Greatest city in the world, greatest job in the world.
Thank you London ♥️




























