@goldenpump.bsky.social
A bit lefty but don’t understand this Labour Party, have now joined the Green Party. Socialist principles but accepting people can earn more. No to tax havens, yes to wealth tax. Walk bus train run cake
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As long as 50 UK families are allowed to get away with hoarding as much wealth as the poorer HALF of the population, there is something desperately and criminally wrong with our society
Reeves did absolutely NOTHING to address this
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cy...
Reeves did absolutely NOTHING to address this
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cy...
Budget 2025 live: Ordinary people will pay 'a little bit more', says Reeves
The chancellor says she has rejected austerity and
www.bbc.co.uk
November 26, 2025 at 7:45 PM
As long as 50 UK families are allowed to get away with hoarding as much wealth as the poorer HALF of the population, there is something desperately and criminally wrong with our society
Reeves did absolutely NOTHING to address this
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cy...
Reeves did absolutely NOTHING to address this
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cy...
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All the pressure we put on the government worked!
2 child benefit cap, scrapped!
Win for the British people!
2 child benefit cap, scrapped!
Win for the British people!
November 26, 2025 at 4:00 PM
All the pressure we put on the government worked!
2 child benefit cap, scrapped!
Win for the British people!
2 child benefit cap, scrapped!
Win for the British people!
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This is MY GP, it’s here for me
Out for a run this morning I thought I’d show my appreciation for this GP practice
It has been there for me this year. I’ve needed 4 GP consults, 3 nurse appointments, a referral, 3 hospital letters responded to, blood test, 10 prescriptions
All that for less £150
Out for a run this morning I thought I’d show my appreciation for this GP practice
It has been there for me this year. I’ve needed 4 GP consults, 3 nurse appointments, a referral, 3 hospital letters responded to, blood test, 10 prescriptions
All that for less £150
November 25, 2025 at 10:51 AM
This is MY GP, it’s here for me
Out for a run this morning I thought I’d show my appreciation for this GP practice
It has been there for me this year. I’ve needed 4 GP consults, 3 nurse appointments, a referral, 3 hospital letters responded to, blood test, 10 prescriptions
All that for less £150
Out for a run this morning I thought I’d show my appreciation for this GP practice
It has been there for me this year. I’ve needed 4 GP consults, 3 nurse appointments, a referral, 3 hospital letters responded to, blood test, 10 prescriptions
All that for less £150
I see that the Australian government is sending the Labour Party a massive donation.
They’re thanking labour for undermining the rights of migrant doctors in UK to the point that Australia will have an influx of experienced hardworking doctors
Probably followed by nurses and STEM professionals
They’re thanking labour for undermining the rights of migrant doctors in UK to the point that Australia will have an influx of experienced hardworking doctors
Probably followed by nurses and STEM professionals
November 22, 2025 at 9:25 AM
I see that the Australian government is sending the Labour Party a massive donation.
They’re thanking labour for undermining the rights of migrant doctors in UK to the point that Australia will have an influx of experienced hardworking doctors
Probably followed by nurses and STEM professionals
They’re thanking labour for undermining the rights of migrant doctors in UK to the point that Australia will have an influx of experienced hardworking doctors
Probably followed by nurses and STEM professionals
Not sure I support this, there’s Remembrance Day when all are honoured. Men, women, LGBT+ and including all those with religious or no religious beliefs.
Support all who died, and those with physical or mental health issues
We’re all the same
Support all who died, and those with physical or mental health issues
We’re all the same
Today is Trans Day of Remembrance.
Today we remember and grieve all those we have lost. But we also commit – collectively – to fighting for those of us who are left. There will be hope as long as we continue to stand together.
https://goodlaw.social/n1jn
Today we remember and grieve all those we have lost. But we also commit – collectively – to fighting for those of us who are left. There will be hope as long as we continue to stand together.
https://goodlaw.social/n1jn
goodlaw.social
November 20, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Not sure I support this, there’s Remembrance Day when all are honoured. Men, women, LGBT+ and including all those with religious or no religious beliefs.
Support all who died, and those with physical or mental health issues
We’re all the same
Support all who died, and those with physical or mental health issues
We’re all the same
Make sure you post a link on here Dale so we can see what I think a lot of us already know.
The out of control privately owned networks, pushing their charges up to cover the investment needed in ‘their own’ networks - while shovelling £10s of billions abroad in dividends. Monday we publish an expose of the Great British Energy Market Rip Off. In a new media outlet.
November 20, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Make sure you post a link on here Dale so we can see what I think a lot of us already know.
If people want to leave then they should surrender citizenship and if they want to return they will have to apply for IRR
Or to put Camilla Tominey's point another way, 99.7% of millionaires haven't left Britain
November 20, 2025 at 1:49 PM
If people want to leave then they should surrender citizenship and if they want to return they will have to apply for IRR
Was too far to the right for me many months ago.
Green and libdem are more socially aware than labour and have more acceptable policies to bring equality back in many aspects of life.
Green and libdem are more socially aware than labour and have more acceptable policies to bring equality back in many aspects of life.
The more Labour moves to the right, the lower it sinks in the polls. Surely it can't be long before its election-winning genius strategists put two and two together?
November 20, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Was too far to the right for me many months ago.
Green and libdem are more socially aware than labour and have more acceptable policies to bring equality back in many aspects of life.
Green and libdem are more socially aware than labour and have more acceptable policies to bring equality back in many aspects of life.
Another step in bringing back ordinary people into an equitable society
Starbucks can end this today: bargain in good faith, resolve unfair labor practices, and stop the union-busting.
Until then, workers are holding the line! #NoCoffeeNoContract
Until then, workers are holding the line! #NoCoffeeNoContract
November 20, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Another step in bringing back ordinary people into an equitable society
They can so they do. It’s cheaper
It is astounding that the majority of routes do not have toilets. The right to a toilet at work is a basic human one and should be a given for all workers. Bus companies know what they should be doing but are ignoring the welfare of their drivers. 2/2
November 19, 2025 at 12:45 PM
They can so they do. It’s cheaper
That’s good, it falls to bits they can then outsource all services to their buddies who’ll do a much better job
We all know how well the private sector does, look at our water and sewerage infrastructure works for the public, the money made keeps our bills down
I believe in Father Christmas
We all know how well the private sector does, look at our water and sewerage infrastructure works for the public, the money made keeps our bills down
I believe in Father Christmas
🚨 BREAKING: Kent County Council is hurtling towards financial oblivion under Reform.
A shocking new council report reveals a projected budget black hole of £46.5 million for this year. The Reform Administration has completely lost control of our finances. 🔶
A shocking new council report reveals a projected budget black hole of £46.5 million for this year. The Reform Administration has completely lost control of our finances. 🔶
November 19, 2025 at 12:35 PM
That’s good, it falls to bits they can then outsource all services to their buddies who’ll do a much better job
We all know how well the private sector does, look at our water and sewerage infrastructure works for the public, the money made keeps our bills down
I believe in Father Christmas
We all know how well the private sector does, look at our water and sewerage infrastructure works for the public, the money made keeps our bills down
I believe in Father Christmas
This cause is close to my heart - please sign: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/co...
WASPI scandal: Pay out compensation to the women affected
The Government has announced it will reconsider whether to compensate the WASPI women, following growing pressure and undisclosed "evidence"
Last December, the Government announced women born in the ...
you.38degrees.org.uk
November 16, 2025 at 6:49 PM
This cause is close to my heart - please sign: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/co...
I just signed the petition to to demand the Government tax the super rich to rebuild our NHS, schools, and other public services. Will you sign too? you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ta...
Tax the super rich to stop cuts to public services
Across the UK, living standards are falling and millions live in poverty, while the cost of living crisis has made affording the basics difficult. Public services we all rely on - our hospitals, schoo...
you.38degrees.org.uk
November 13, 2025 at 9:54 PM
I just signed the petition to to demand the Government tax the super rich to rebuild our NHS, schools, and other public services. Will you sign too? you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ta...
A failed experiment that took money away from frontline operations and made no difference to local policy making as most PCC were failed political candidates driven by national political ideology
Police and crime commissioners to be abolished, government to announce
Police and crime commissioners to be abolished, government to announce
System introduced in 2012 across England and Wales has faced criticism from police chiefs
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UK politics live – latest updates
The controversial system of police and crime commissioners is to be abolished by the government, the Guardian has learned.
Under the system, introduced under the Conservatives, all 43 police forces covering local areas across England and Wales had to answer to an elected official. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
November 13, 2025 at 11:56 AM
A failed experiment that took money away from frontline operations and made no difference to local policy making as most PCC were failed political candidates driven by national political ideology
More generation from wind and hydro, these are 24 hours a day (assuming we don’t have still nights and extended drought).
Pumping water upwards into dams when demand is low and generation is high, great opportunity for hydroelectric schemes to help bridge the high demand times.
Dinorwig works
Pumping water upwards into dams when demand is low and generation is high, great opportunity for hydroelectric schemes to help bridge the high demand times.
Dinorwig works
The thing we don’t hear, have never heard and you won’t read today is what the energy will cost - I’m not sure the government or industry knows. If it does, it doesn’t want to say. That’s an informational black hole at the heart of all the SMR hot air.
November 13, 2025 at 11:52 AM
More generation from wind and hydro, these are 24 hours a day (assuming we don’t have still nights and extended drought).
Pumping water upwards into dams when demand is low and generation is high, great opportunity for hydroelectric schemes to help bridge the high demand times.
Dinorwig works
Pumping water upwards into dams when demand is low and generation is high, great opportunity for hydroelectric schemes to help bridge the high demand times.
Dinorwig works
A bit of context about Sussex Chattri.
November 13, 2025 at 11:42 AM
A bit of context about Sussex Chattri.
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"The BBC isn’t perfect – but it’s ours. If we don’t defend it now, we may lose a cornerstone of British democracy"
Defend the BBC before it’s gone – an open letter
The BBC isn’t perfect – but it’s ours. If we don’t defend it now, we may lose a cornerstone of British democracy
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
November 12, 2025 at 9:25 PM
"The BBC isn’t perfect – but it’s ours. If we don’t defend it now, we may lose a cornerstone of British democracy"
Fact check everything they say and who funds both of them
One telling the truth with thought out policies with funding and fund raising defined
One lying and exaggerating one set of policies paid for by unknown ultrarich mostly not resident in the UK. Also looking to click bait into no 10
One telling the truth with thought out policies with funding and fund raising defined
One lying and exaggerating one set of policies paid for by unknown ultrarich mostly not resident in the UK. Also looking to click bait into no 10
The centre is giving way.
Britain’s new fight could be a radical populist duel: Farage’s rage machine vs Polanski’s social justice crusade
Britain’s new fight could be a radical populist duel: Farage’s rage machine vs Polanski’s social justice crusade
Farage vs Polanski: the new duopoly?
The centre is giving way. Britain’s new fight could be a radical populist duel: Farage’s rage machine vs Polanski’s social justice crusade
westenglandbylines.co.uk
November 13, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Fact check everything they say and who funds both of them
One telling the truth with thought out policies with funding and fund raising defined
One lying and exaggerating one set of policies paid for by unknown ultrarich mostly not resident in the UK. Also looking to click bait into no 10
One telling the truth with thought out policies with funding and fund raising defined
One lying and exaggerating one set of policies paid for by unknown ultrarich mostly not resident in the UK. Also looking to click bait into no 10
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Race to the bottom.
UK banks push for easing of capital adequacy rules. They want deregulation and lower capital requirements to compete with shadow banks which are unregulated.
This will end in tears. Public purse will bear the cost. All avoidable. Will any govt resist the City?
archive.ph/t2poX
UK banks push for easing of capital adequacy rules. They want deregulation and lower capital requirements to compete with shadow banks which are unregulated.
This will end in tears. Public purse will bear the cost. All avoidable. Will any govt resist the City?
archive.ph/t2poX
UK banks push for easing of capital rules to counter surge in private credit
HSBC and Barclays executives tell House of Lords committee that they are losing ground to US rivals
www.ft.com
November 12, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Race to the bottom.
UK banks push for easing of capital adequacy rules. They want deregulation and lower capital requirements to compete with shadow banks which are unregulated.
This will end in tears. Public purse will bear the cost. All avoidable. Will any govt resist the City?
archive.ph/t2poX
UK banks push for easing of capital adequacy rules. They want deregulation and lower capital requirements to compete with shadow banks which are unregulated.
This will end in tears. Public purse will bear the cost. All avoidable. Will any govt resist the City?
archive.ph/t2poX
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The Rule of Law and enriching the rich.
For £60bn private sector investment in public assets, UK govts paying £306bn + billions in servicing traps.
Govt has revived PFI, calls it Public Private Partnership (PPP) and will apply it to the NHS. Billions will be drained from public purse.
For £60bn private sector investment in public assets, UK govts paying £306bn + billions in servicing traps.
Govt has revived PFI, calls it Public Private Partnership (PPP) and will apply it to the NHS. Billions will be drained from public purse.
Nothing will change until the political system is freed from the clutches of corporations and the super-rich
The law is being used to enforce existing power structures for the benefit of the few
leftfootforward.org
November 12, 2025 at 9:36 AM
The Rule of Law and enriching the rich.
For £60bn private sector investment in public assets, UK govts paying £306bn + billions in servicing traps.
Govt has revived PFI, calls it Public Private Partnership (PPP) and will apply it to the NHS. Billions will be drained from public purse.
For £60bn private sector investment in public assets, UK govts paying £306bn + billions in servicing traps.
Govt has revived PFI, calls it Public Private Partnership (PPP) and will apply it to the NHS. Billions will be drained from public purse.
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Such a pity that frontline NHS staff aren’t given the space in newspapers to air their thoughts, as Streeting is. The NHS is currently missing around 100,000 staff. It’s no surprise when they’re bashed continually for fighting for fair working conditions🚨
www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
November 13, 2025 at 7:10 AM
Such a pity that frontline NHS staff aren’t given the space in newspapers to air their thoughts, as Streeting is. The NHS is currently missing around 100,000 staff. It’s no surprise when they’re bashed continually for fighting for fair working conditions🚨
www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
While the NHS is at breaking point, Britain's biggest pharmaceutical companies are receiving BILLIONS in tax breaks - enough is enough, sign the petition calling for Rachel Reeves to end the tax breaks for Big pharma: 38d.gs/5urg
Sign the petition: End the tax break for big pharma like GlaxoSmithKline at the Autumn budget
While the NHS is at breaking point, Britain's biggest pharmaceutical companies are receiving BILLIONS in tax breaks - enough is enough, sign the petition calling for Rachel Reeves to end the tax break...
38d.gs
November 12, 2025 at 1:03 PM
While the NHS is at breaking point, Britain's biggest pharmaceutical companies are receiving BILLIONS in tax breaks - enough is enough, sign the petition calling for Rachel Reeves to end the tax breaks for Big pharma: 38d.gs/5urg
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There's a part 2 to this Byline Times article by Dr Nafeez Ahmed. Not delved into it myself yet, but fill yer boots if you like.
Just my own worthless opinion, but I think this is where the real story on the current BBC debacle is. Not that that will be widely reported.
bsky.app/profile/pete...
Just my own worthless opinion, but I think this is where the real story on the current BBC debacle is. Not that that will be widely reported.
bsky.app/profile/pete...
‼️The Pro-Trump Bias of the 'Neutral' Sources in the Leaked BBC 'Prescott Dossier'
@nafeez.bsky.social’s analysis of key sources in the memo about the BBC’s alleged ‘progressive bias’ shows it relied on highly partisan right-wing, Trump-aligned organisations
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/11/p...
@nafeez.bsky.social’s analysis of key sources in the memo about the BBC’s alleged ‘progressive bias’ shows it relied on highly partisan right-wing, Trump-aligned organisations
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/11/p...
The Pro-Trump Bias of the 'Neutral' Sources in the Leaked BBC 'Prescott Dossier'
Byline Times’ analysis of key sources in the memo about the BBC’s alleged ‘progressive bias’ shows it relied on highly partisan right-wing, Trump-aligned organisations
bylinetimes.com
November 11, 2025 at 3:40 PM
There's a part 2 to this Byline Times article by Dr Nafeez Ahmed. Not delved into it myself yet, but fill yer boots if you like.
Just my own worthless opinion, but I think this is where the real story on the current BBC debacle is. Not that that will be widely reported.
bsky.app/profile/pete...
Just my own worthless opinion, but I think this is where the real story on the current BBC debacle is. Not that that will be widely reported.
bsky.app/profile/pete...