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Hot and sunny day in Dollis Hill but great to be out and about talking to local residents @Saqlain_Ch_ @BrentLabour @LondonLabour @lizdixon_brent
Great to be out on sunny morning talking to residents in #WillesdenGreen ward with @BrentLabour @Saqlain_Ch_ @CllrLong #LabourDoorstep #LabourParty 🌹🌹🌹
❓ Why are we campaigning for a change in the law on high street gambling?
To close these loopholes, give local people a voice, and to stop the spread of betting shops in our communities. 👇
It's time to #BeatTheBookies.
A local councillor has called the plan to open another adult gaming centre an 'insult to the integrity' of the Planning Committee
uk.news.yahoo.comI was so proud to be at Downing Street to watch pupils from Harlesden primary school @JohnKebleBrent perform at @Keir_Starmer Easter reception.
They were absolutely brilliant and did Harlesden very proud!
Best of luck to Bill O'Connor who will be running his phenomenal 45th London Marathon this weekend.
We're immensely proud to see him running as part of the Brent-based Queen's Park Harriers club - wishing you all a fantastic race!
@RunQueensPark 🏃♂️
2 down - 4 to go.
The Government are now looking into 2⃣ of our recommendations for urgent gambling reform to #BeatTheBookies!
✅ Statutory levy on gambling operators to undertake research and tackle harms
✅ Halt plans to change the 80/20 ratio of harmful machines in ...casinos
No one wants slots venues on their high street but councils are nearly powerless to oppose them.
The movement is growing to stop these venues harming communities.
https://t.co/m5EuNT7VCB
Today, on Yom HaShoah, we remember the 6 million Jews murdered during the Holocaust and mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
We honour their memory and reaffirm our commitment to eradicating antisemitism in all its forms.
Never again.
Throughout the pandemic we supplied millions of life-saving PPE items to our partners, distributed thousands of Lateral Flow and PCR Tests and supported the NHS with over 600K vaccinations.
We proudly delivered food to shielded residents and shared thousands of food vouchers to students on Free School Meals.
With your vote in May, we have a golden opportunity to renew Brent with a common purpose and take action on the long-standing economic, racial and health inequities that remain.
We’ve invested £20m to repair 128KM of roads and pavements: enough to get you from Brent to Dover. We maintain nearly 330KM of pavements each and every year.
In the last year alone, we’ve filled 1,109 potholes and invested millions in Church End and Wembley High Road to re-pave the town-centre.
With your vote in May, we will invest a further £15m on the next phase of repairs to our roads and pavements and we’ll re-double efforts to enable more travel by foot, bike and public transport.
We’re creating a greener Brent to tackle the climate emergency – and with 4,533 trees planted in the last 4 years, we’re doing our bit, tree by tree.
We preserve and protect 110 parks and green spaces in Brent, alongside our 22 wild-flower meadows and bee corridors.
With your vote in May, we will double the number of trees planted in our last term and we’ll invest more in our parks and sports to facilities, upgrading paths, pitches and playgrounds.
We declared a Climate and Ecological Emergency in 2019 and have cut our emissions in the council by 67.7% over the last decade.
We’ve also established a Carbon offset fund, with residents deciding where our money is best spent to protect the environment.
With your vote in May, we will continue to decarbonise the council, electrifying more of our vehicles and making it easier to dispose of household waste, through our Community Skip Programme.
We’re building our way out of the housing crisis with over 1,000 new council homes and over 5,000 affordable homes with partners.
We’ve purchased 354 homes to be let at affordable rents with our council-owned company Invest 4 Brent.
With your vote in May, we will turbo-charge our council housing building programme further, bringing more sites forward and work to retro-fit our homes to reduce energy bills.
Thanks to Mayor Sadiq Khan, Brent Council was awarded the honour of London Borough of Culture, with a programme celebrating our diversity, masterminded by our young people.
We have also been awarded ‘Council of the Year’ by the Local Government Chronicle.
With your vote In May, we will continue to promote our outstanding schools and work with the Mayor of London to provide professional mentors to young people with the greatest barriers in life.
