You may have heard the news that under this Tory-led Government, there has been a 17% increase in the number of families losing their homes.



These aren’t just dry statistics – they are real families facing homelessness. 



The Government must change course, stop cutting too far and too fast and come up with a Plan B for the economy – before more people lose their homes.



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This is a really worrying time for families and businesses; struggling with higher food prices and gas bills and worried about their jobs and their children’s futures. 



The Tory-led Government are cutting too far and too fast and risk choking off economic recovery. Unemployment is rising again and is currently at the highest level in 17 years.  One in five young people are out of work and now more women are unemployed than at any time since 1988. 



We need to act now to show the Tory-led Government that there is another way.



Labour has set out a clear five-point plan for jobs, to help struggling families and support small businesses. Our jobs plan includes:

It would seem that this was the week that the Lib Dems revealed their true nature as "liberal" cover for right wing Tory policies.

 

Climate change is the greatest threat to the future of our planet and without action we will not be able to reverse its effects.

 We’ve just seen the latest unemployment figures, we are sure you’ve seen them too.

Unemployment went up again this summer. And over 1 million young people are now out of work – a record high.

Today, we’re supporting a new campaign by the unions to tell the real stories of this jobs crisis. If you have lost your job, or if you are worried about the future for you or your family, we want you to speak out. Together, we have to make Cameron and Osborne realise how many lives are being ruined by the jobs crisis they have caused with their reckless gamble with the economy. Will you help us?

http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/jobscrisis

Many of our members and supporters have young children, and this government’s austerity measures are hurting families like us. Food, heating and other bills just keep going up and up – making ends meet each month is hard enough, without worrying about our jobs as well.

Even more of us are worried about our young people – so many are coming out of school or college and can’t get a job. What sort of future will they have?

Cameron and Osborne are taking a reckless gamble with our economy, and with people’s lives – and the gamble’s not paying off. Their austerity measures are not only cutting the services we rely on, and the pensions that give us dignity in retirement – they’re also responsible for putting so many people out of work.

The Tories like to talk tough about paying down the deficit, but by putting tens of thousands of people on the dole – claiming benefits instead of paying taxes – their sums simply don’t add up. They’re making it harder to get the deficit down, and are set to borrow billions more than they planned.

That’s why we are asking you to share your stories today – so that together we can paint a picture of what this government’s economic gamble is doing to people across the country.

http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/jobscrisis

Cameron and Osborne have chosen this path – but it doesn’t have to be this way. Be part of our campaign to say no to austerity, and no to the jobs crisis.

The Government is planning the biggest re-organisation of the NHS since it began in 1948.



It is unnecessary, unwanted, wasteful and damaging – and threatens to end the NHS as we know it. Only last year, the Government promised people they wouldn’t do it. Many thousands of people have already called on the Government to stop.

But they are ploughing on, ignoring public and professional opinion, out of touch with Britain.  We need to make the Government listen before it’s too late.



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We have supported this tax for a long while, our candidate at the general election put his weight behind it, and it became an issue again at the G20 summit.

Over the course of the G20, a group of G20 countries from France to Brazil backed the Robin Hood Tax, under pressure from trade unions, development NGOs and climate change campaigners.

The link between the Robin Hood Tax and fighting poverty and climate change at home and abroad became clearer than ever. Momentum is building and leaders like David Cameron who opposed the tax have been left looking increasingly isolated.

This happened because millions of people like you, in campaign groups across the world, forced the Robin Hood Tax to the top of the political agenda, and sent their leaders to the G20, aware of the levels of concern at home.

But it doesn’t end here. Far from it. David Cameron remains one of the key blockers in the international process, so it’s vital we keep up the pressure on the UK government ahead of EU talks this week and UN climate talks in South Africa in December.

Trade unions around the world – from the USA to South Africa – are pushing their governments to support the Robin Hood Tax. Here in the UK, as the economy fails to pick up and cuts to public services continue to hit ordinary people, we need to keep the pressure on Cameron – the Robin Hood Tax is a key part of Plan B.

We are now part of a movement of millions. From church services in St. Paul’s to nurses on Wall Street, people everywhere are saying enough is enough. A Robin Hood Tax remains the best option on the table to start making the financial sector work for people, not just for profit.

Ideas this good don’t come along every day. And when they do, they’re too powerful to ignore.

This is a really worrying time for families and businesses; struggling with higher food prices and gas bills and worried about their jobs and their children’s futures. 



The Tory-led Government are cutting too far and too fast and risk choking off economic recovery. Unemployment is rising again and is currently at the highest level in 17 years.  One in five young people are out of work and now more women are unemployed than at any time since 1988. 



We need to act now to show the Tory-led Government that there is another way.



Labour has set out a clear five-point plan for jobs, to help struggling families and support small businesses. Our jobs plan includes:

 If the new boundary commission changes go ahead, it looks as though The proposed  Lewes and East Brighton seat will be a Tory marginal based on the voting figures from the last Local elections results.

On May’s results in wards included in the new seat:

Con 13700,

Labour 9000,

LibDems 6500,

Greens 5800,

so Labour become the main challengers and if you want to defeat the Tories then you will need to vote Labour. This will be a massive turn around for many in the Lewes section of this seat. Will Norman Baker be standing in the hope to maintain his position or will ge go elsewhere.  The greens who have made inroads at the local elections will be divided and pushed to the bottom.  Decisions will have to be made as they have been made in the past by other voters on who exactly you want or don’t want to represent you and govern the country.