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23/05/2026

Some more good news from the Labour Party. Enjoy your Bank Holiday weekend! 😎☀️⛱️

17/05/2026

Down. Again.

17/05/2026

Nothing to see here — just Labour delivering on people’s priorities despite all the noise.

Less shouting. More delivering.

11/05/2026

Is this sort of thing what voters expected when they voted Reform last week?

The party accuses Jo Monk of refusing to accept a democratic decision taken by her colleagues.

03/04/2026

For the first time since the pandemic, satisfaction with the NHS is rising.

After years of pressure, it’s a sign that things may finally be moving in the right direction — even if challenges remain.

Progress, but not the finish line.

03/04/2026

Labour will make sure all new-build homes will come with solar panels as standard.

That means cheaper energy for families, faster progress on climate goals, and less dependence on imported oil and gas.

It’s about building a future that’s cleaner, more affordable — and more secure.

28/03/2026

Sometimes policy isn’t abstract — it’s life-changing.

450,000 children could be lifted out of poverty.

That’s what ending the two-child limit means.

28/03/2026

The Labour government has taken a major step in reforming the House of Lords.

A new bill will remove the remaining hereditary peers — ending the right to sit and vote in Parliament purely by birth.

This change completes a reform process that began over 25 years ago and aims to make the system more democratic and merit-based.

22/03/2026

With conflict in the Middle East, many people are understandably worried about the impact on their energy bills.
Tackling the cost of living crisis remains the number one priority of the Labour Party.
Here’s what that means in practice:
1. The energy price cap is in place — so prices won’t rise again before July.
2. The Labour government are working with the competition watchdog to prevent unfair pricing and protect consumers.
3. And Labour have a long-term plan to boost clean, homegrown energy — including wind, solar and nuclear — to reduce our reliance on volatile international fossil fuel markets.

01/03/2026

Elections send messages — and we’re listening. But it hasn’t shaken our resolve — it’s strengthened it.

Families are still facing high energy bills, and that’s the issue that matters most. The Labour Party are more determined than ever to bring down costs, deliver energy security, and put money back in people’s pockets.

With Labour, the energy price cap is coming down by £117.