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It was lovely visit to Broom Leys Primary School last week, which is one of the largest primary schools in the constituency.
During their visit to Parliament last year, I regrettably didn’t get the opportunity to meet the second Year 6 class to answer their questions, so it was a pleasure to finally meet them. They asked a number of fantastic questions about the environment and even whether I’d managed to meet The King yet!
I’m already looking forward to visiting again in the future and hosting other groups of children from the school in Parliament
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Gaza children can't go to school because thanks to the IDF, UK and US their schools are all destroyed with many of the children and their families buried under the rubble. Your government and in oarticular Keir Starmer and David Lammy are war criminals and they know it. Furthermore they are criminals in this country according to our laws. You know all of this and stand with them. Israel is an Apartheid State according to the ICJ and the UNGA. There are 2 arrest warrants for Israeli war criminals in particular Netanyahu who is the Head of the first country that will be found guilty of genocide. Only God will help us all then.
Not so run down like Holy Cross is it...
Supermarkets claim to support UK farmers, yet their actions suggest otherwise.
Farmers and growers play a vital role in ensuring the UK’s food sustainability, yet they are not receiving a fair deal from the supermarkets. This situation has persisted for years and has gone unchallenged for far too long.
It is unjust that farmers often earn just 1p profit from the food items they produce, while supermarkets make excessive profits. This concern has been clearly communicated to me by our local farmers here in North West Leicestershire during several meetings with them.
Farmers deserve a fair deal, and consumers deserve honesty and transparency
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Support Farmers to feed the country!!
I agree with what you say. Although admittedly it's not abundantly clear that the Labour Party (or the Conservative Party for that matter) support farmers either.
supermarkets turned many farms into slave workers especially after centralised functions such as the milk marketing board had been closed down allowing supermarkets to dictate prices despite in some cases paying less than it cost to produce the milk. Supermarkets have repeatedly made profits off the backs of its suppliers; many of these suppliers are bust and a number have taken their own lives having been bullied into a corner where they stood to lose everything!
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