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Poverty is a political choice.
And this Conservative Government is choosing to take £20 each week from the poorest families in the country.
For me this is more than political. It is personal. #CancelTheCut
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Literally no one has ever raised this with me as an MP. EVER! They do however tell me that they cannot afford their heating, they say they can't get their disabled kids a school place, they tell me they called the police and no one came. But sure a quarter of sweets will solve it
Boris Johnson is to announce the return of imperial weights and measures, making it legal for market stalls, shops and supermarkets to sell their goods using only Britain’s traditional weighing system post-Brexit thetimes.co.uk/article/scale…
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Mariella on #BBCBreakfast @BBCNews my new favourite. Real Ferris Bueller energy when she breaks the fourth wall to say “because it’s NOTHING to do with #brexit” 😂. BBC producer almost audible in reporter’s ear “RUN, RUN, find a Brexit supporter to talk to!” #inflation
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Voluntary resignation now represents 33% of total police officer leavers up from 28% last year. From @Wiggett_IE workforce series @PoliceChiefs @PFEW_HQ @policesupers @AssocPCCs @ApccChiefExec @PFEW_Chair @MHewittNPCC @Griffindares
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Take part in #AskACurator today ⬇️⬇️
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1968: Young women in traditional Afghan clothing.
Photo by Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images.
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#SajidJavid announces relaxation of of #COVID measures just as UK surges to worst #coronavirus infection rates in Europe
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Marcus reports that a staggering 27 Wembley stadiums can be filled with the 2.5 million hungry children who desperately need the helping hand of the Chancellor and the PM.
I stand with Marcus to end food hunger among children. #WriteNow #EndChildFoodPoverty
Why I don’t stick to football…
spectator.co.uk/article/why-…
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Volunteers who speak Pashto or Dari are URGENTLY needed by @AsylumWelcome. But other help is also welcomed. Here 👇🏽 is how to support. Please spread the word…
asylum-welcome.org/asylum-we… – at Bicester, England
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BMA reckons the #NHS is 50,000 doctors short.
No wonder there are waiting lists. The NHS was in dire straits long before the pandemic
@DavidGWrigley
#ProtecttheNHS
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Honest tweet now. This account is run by frontline NHS staff. There’s just 3 of us. We have tried our best to get out what is happening on the ground. But we are completely exhausted. If you support what we are doing pls will you follow & RT this to your followers? Thank you 🙏🏻
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We're pleased to be partnering with @A2DominionGroup to deliver a Housing First project to provide intensive support and housing to 20 individuals with complex needs across Oxford.
Find out more ⬇️⬇️
oxford.gov.uk/news/article/1…

ALT Nobody should have to sleep rough in Oxford, and evaluation of Housing First initiatives elsewhere show they can help up to four fifths of people leave the streets behind for good. “It takes more than a roof to end homelessness. Housing First means the right support is in place to help people sustain their tenancies and prevent a return to rough sleeping.
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Working people will pay twice under these changes. First in higher taxes and second in lower wages when employers pass on the hike in national insurance. But the landlords that working people pay rent to won’t pay any extra contributions.
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It's #ZeroWasteWeek 2021 and we encourage you to join us in reducing your waste. Check out below a few ways you can start doing so and follow our team @recycle4oxford for updates, tips and advice on how you can reduce, reuse and recycle better.
#doinggood
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We are all totally sick of taking the brunt of anger about issues beyond our control- long hospital waiting times, delayed flu jabs, shortage of blood tests etc etc. It occupies phone time, reception time and doctor time. Blame Government not primary care. theguardian.com/society/2021…























