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Congratulations to Alister Brady and Connie Nolan who kept Canterbury red by winning very convincingly in Canterbury City North and Canterbury City South in the recent Kent County Council elections.
A big thank you to all our candidates for their dedication and hard work - Andy Davidson, Chris Cornell, Yasmin Dallos Foreman and Owen Vanstone-Hallam.
And thanks go too to all Labour members and supporters who pounded the streets delivering leaflets, canvassing, putting up posters and boards, regardless of wind, rain, cold and sun. ... See MoreSee Less
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So delighted for you all !
Well done Canterbury Labour from a member ❤️
Congratulations 🎊 👏. Well done both.
Our Future. Our Canterbury City Council. Our Choice. Well said Alan Baldock! ... See MoreSee Less
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Well said
Well said.
I know that, at a local level, the Labour Party is full of people who work hard for their communities. What I don’t understand is how those same people somehow get represented in parliament by people like Rachel Reeves, Keir Starmer, Wes Streeting, etc. Wes Streeting happily takes money from private healthcare firms, what do they expect in return? Rachel Reeves promised to be tougher on benefits claimants than the Tories and she seems to be getting her way. Why this wish to punish people who have done nothing wrong? And Keir is coming across as more than a tad racist. Why are these awful people at the top, when grassroots activists are generally much kinder and more reasonable?
Photos from Alister Brady KCC Councillor for Canterbury City North's post ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for voting Labour today. We genuinely appreciate it 😊 ... See MoreSee Less
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I am not watching BBC 1 coverage of the local elections because Laura Goonsberge This commentator should not be on she is always downing the Labour Party and bringing back the old stories of how labour lost and is a cheer lender now for Reform the far right facist Party
Jordan Jones no Tories had Bad in enough and they were so bad enough in 14 years lying when my friends were dying disgusting.
LIEBOUR
‼️ITS NOT TO LATE TO VOTE‼️
Polls close at 10pm. If you haven't voted Labour yet, you still can!Not been able to vote Labour yet? Don’t panic, polls are open until 10pm! ... See MoreSee Less
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Swing by your polling station on the way home from work and vote Labour 🌹 ... See MoreSee Less
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Farage and Reform are unfit to be in charge of your council.
Only a vote for Labour will stop them. ... See MoreSee Less
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I can't vote Labour anymore, not with Starmer And Rachel from accounts in charge. We voted for CHANGE, this isn't the change we wanted and they know it!
If Labour didn't break every pre-election promise people would vote for them...facilitating my water bill to go up by 47% was the final straw for me, and what the party did to people on pip
Have you got time to vote Labour scheduled for today?If you were looking for a sign to vote Labour today, this is it. ... See MoreSee Less
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Local candidates, local priorities, real alternatives.
Unlike other parties, Labour is offering credible, local alternatives that have been created over 4 years. Our candidates live locally and are embedded in their communities.
THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT. Any party telling you they can deal with national things like immigration and sewage is lying to you.
Other parties have put out vague, meaningless slogans rather than real alternatives. Challenge them on that.
This is a local election, so vote for a local candidate with local priorities and real alternatives.
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