Cymro yn Hackney. Policy wonk, working on girls' & womens' rights. Views are my own.
Personal posting - photographer, Pokémon, and Pop Punk kid in my 30s. Films and folklore. LibDem for my sins. 🥃
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Morgan GD
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Praxis, sister 🙏🌈 #pridemonth
come on let's make "Easy to do, but nobody has yet dared to do it properly" a thing
Makerfield would now vote to rejoin the EU – more evidence of why viewing British politics as frozen in 2016 is such an error.
“I hate my phone.”
Just like the rest of us, Britain’s lawmakers are hooked on their devices. But smartphones have done more than make politics faster and more frantic: They’ve changed how power is organized.
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it costs us over £600 a month to have our 3yr old in nursery full time and that’s after the free working parent hours and tax free childcare but yeah it’s probably the phones
I tend to think that too much of this is based on some nostalgic view of childhood by people who didn't grow up with the internet and social media failing to grasp the world has moved on and for many young people it can provide genuine safe and supportive communities for them to be themselves. 2/2
I'm not against ensuring there are better protections for young people online, but as per usual Starmer has gone the wrong way. As it stands, it looks likely Labour's reform's will see young people excluded from supportive communities and genuine help and advice. 1/2
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Emily McGovern
Giles Wilkes
"Ethnonationalism" (aka plain ol' racism, some say) is alive and well among Reform members and supporters (Source: lordashcroftpolls.com/2026/06/will...)
