Swindon Labour’s Local Election Manifesto 2021
Swindon Labour’s Local Election Manifesto 2021
Labour’s Candidate for Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner Pledges to Put a Hold on Sales of Police Stations and calls for honesty around spending resources on buildings or staff
News about Central Swindon. Covid-19, Wootton Bassett Road and the town centre.
Thank you to all our schools for serving our communities so well during lockdown.
The Swindon Labour group has published a wide-ranging ‘recovery plan’ aimed at kick-starting Swindon’s economy and modernising Swindon Borough Council. The 8-point plan encourages greater cross-Party working and to improve community participation in decision making.
Swindon Labour’s Local Election Manifesto 2019
On the evening of Tuesday, 4th December, the day the government was plunged into shame and defeat, the people of South Swindon came together in hope and unity.
AN OPEN AND TRANSPARENT COUNCIL DOUBLE COUNCIL HOUSE BUILDING REINSTATE SURESTART CHILDREN’S CENTRES MORE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION REGENERATE OUR HERITAGE
The Conservatives are always promising jam tomorrow but the reality is they have delivered very little but they have wasted both opportunities and tax payers money.
Labour concerned that Town Centre Tower Blocks will lead to mass parking on Eastcott’s Roads Two planning applications to build more than 200 flats in the Town Centre, with no allotted car parking spaces, have been approved by Swindon Council’s planning committee. The two tower blocks will each be more than 10 storeys high and will tower over the Eastcott skyline. Labour had called on Swindon Council to deliver parking provision in the tower blocks and have also opposed the…
In the last couple of years Swindon has seen a dramatic rise in people sleeping rough. It has increased by over 75%. Tory Government Austerity policies such as Universal Credit are at the root cause for in the last year under their new funding formula Swindon has been short changed by £400k. We have moved from a caring welfare state to a sorry state. You only have to look at food bank use to see the Tories have no shame…
The Conservative Council Administration has bowed to pressure from your Labour Councillors and others and have begun the process of withdrawing from the Regeneration agreement with the MUSE. This will not come for free; compensation could have to be paid for their wasted years of failure. If this happened in the workplace you could be sacked for less, you can make your feelings known in the May 2018 elections. The Conservatives are still promising jam tomorrow even though they failed…