Standing up for you
Across
the country hundreds of thousands of people are standing up for their
communities by voting Labour.
They’re
voting for community policing. They’re voting for better hospitals,
better schools, better services and lower taxes. They’re voting for
better public transport, a cleaner, healthier environment and a strong and
stable economy.
Most of all
they’re standing up for their families and their communities.
I need you to
join them. I need you to go and vote Labour.
In these local
council elections, we must act together. We must make sure that our Labour
councillors across the country can keep doing what they do best – serving their
communities.And
in London we
must make sure that Ken stays on as our Mayor.
Your vote today will
determine how your local services are run. If you are able to go out and talk
to your friends, your neighbours and your colleagues you could bring extra
votes to Labour and so have an even bigger impact on your local community.
Please do vote for Labour today.
Thank you and
best wishes
Harriet Harman MP
David Message left at 07:09 pm, Mon 5th May 2008
Gordon has promised to listen and lead. We now have on average a murder a day. and the majority of decent folk confined to their homes by gangs of marauding ,drunken youth. We have a police force
conspicuous by their absense. We have High streets that should be called Gin Lane. We Tax the poor to give to the rich. We spend 350,000 000 on Immigrant prenancies and send our pensioners to jail
when they cant pay their council tax. We have the most toxic hospitals in Europe, and you still cant get an NHS dentist. What has Gordon done? He's scrapped the Bin tax.
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Ruth Message left at 08:12 am, Sat 3rd May 2008
Vote for Labour? I don't think so! And - judging by results - it looks as though many voters shared that view. Labour have had 11 years to listen to voters. Due to their aggogance, they haven't
bothered. May 1st 2008 has been Payback Time (and very well deserved).
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john Message left at 06:26 pm, Sat 3rd May 2008
It's time that Gordon and the government started listening to people.We ,the footsoldiers are the ones who have had to put up with and try to defend what the government is doing and to be honest as
far as the tax changes are concerned I couldn't as I am affected by the cahnges aswell.In my ward we have lost an excellent councillor ,someone who is and always will be a socialist and it's time
those at the top got back to what weare supposed to represent SOCIALISM!
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Brigitte Message left at 06:47 am, Sat 3rd May 2008
On second thoughts I wonder if Harriet actually wrote this dirge. It was probably written by PR staff highly trained (and salaried) to churn column inches at high speeds. Hope it gets pulled soonest.
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Stephen William Message left at 07:39 am, Mon 5th May 2008
not only did she not write it i ver much doubt if she will ever bother reading the comments we put in the top of the party are a wonderful example of "do as i say not as i do"
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Oliver Message left at 11:01 pm, Fri 2nd May 2008
Harriet "I need you to join them. I need you to go and vote Labour" What a disgusting conceit. If there was any ever doubt about your myopic parochialism, you have revealed yourself. Get over
yourself - I don't need you, and your self-righteous condescension. You have to EARN my vote, and you haven't. Think again.
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albert Message left at 09:08 pm, Fri 2nd May 2008
You Said: Across the country hundreds of thousands of people are standing up for their communities by voting Labour. They’re voting for community policing. They’re voting for better hospitals, better
schools, better services and lower taxes. They’re voting for better public transport, a cleaner, healthier environment and a strong and stable economy. Most of all they’re standing up for their
families and their communities. I need you to join them. I need you to go and vote Labour. I say: Do you think we are fools? You have taken us in long enough!
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Brigitte Message left at 04:32 pm, Fri 2nd May 2008
I could not say it any better than Robert. It's tragic what Labour has squandered in terms of good will, trust and money for old rope.
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Robert Message left at 06:52 am, Fri 2nd May 2008
Your doing it again spinning without substance, Labour has now made us the most taxed in the dam EU, we have tax fines and anything which makes government and councils money, and then you can cut
funding to pay for a war. Labour spent so much time running after the Tories and pinching idea's from each other and playing silly games you took your eyes what counts in this country, a Labour party
which looks after the people. You failed to protect the NHS from large America greed and now we our NHS almost within reach of the private sector. You have hit the real Labour heart lands of
protection of workers right, of the protection of the sick and the disabled by again selling us to the American large companies like Unum Provident. If you do not listen now to what people are saying
you might become the third party within the UK,
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Ron Message left at 04:30 pm, Fri 2nd May 2008
Old Age pensioners forgotten again.Yes fuel allowance O/k but road tax NOT O/K Alot of people like me bought a caravan and big enough & car to tow it. Cannot afford smaller caravan cannot afford
to change car. Have to stay in doors with fuel allowance? Polluting the air is so tiny compared to CHINA making goods for Marks & Spencer and useing enviomentally friendly bags is a laugh a
minute.All the traffic hold ups we have and all those vehicles polluting the the air just ticking over whether it is large or small vehicles. The extra tax will not make the slittest difference
except to enlarge the pot for MPs to spend on expences. Thank-you
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tom Message left at 06:36 pm, Sun 4th May 2008
Sorry I've just seen the link and it was £60k and not 40k. That's £15000 a newt. I suppose some people who can afford to can laugh but what about my friend needing cancer drugs which she has cant
have cos htey are too expensive. Gordon will tell you nonsense abouy procedures with drugs to save his face wont he
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