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Torridge & Tavistock CLP

Find out more about the team, our work and campaigns, and how we can help you with local issues. We are working hard to bring about much needed change. Together we can turn the tide and make history.
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Labour Values in Action

We are active in our community , fighting to improve the lives of people in the new Torridge & Tavistock constituency, which includes Bideford, Holsworthy, Great Torrington, Yelverton and all those beautiful places in between.
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Meet the Candidate

cream first, people first

Isabel Saxby is our local, Labour candidate in Torridge & Tavistock. We're a long way from London but Isabel pledges to get our fair share by being your 7-day-a-week MP in Parliament. Just like cream goes first, she'll put you first.
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Labour's candidate for Torridge & Tavistock

Keep updated on the latest news, campaigns and how to support Isabel Saxby on Twitter (@IsabelSaxbyUK).

Labour Party Manifesto 2024

Labour’s manifesto for change is a plan to kickstart economic growth by reforming Britain’s economy and bring about a decade of renewal.

This manifesto is an ambitious programme driven by belief in our country and its potential for the future. It is the change the country needs.

Our plan for Britain is a fully costed, fully funded, credible plan to turn the country around after 14 years of the Conservatives. It contains a tax lock for working people – a pledge not to raise rates of income tax, national insurance or VAT.

It is proof of a changed Labour Party with Keir Starmer that will change Britain – if people vote for change in the general election on Thursday 4 July.

Labour’s manifesto is built around five national missions to end sticking plaster politics, end the chaos, turn the page and meet the long-term challenges the country faces.

Labour’s first steps for change show how we will begin to achieve those missions, with plans to deliver economic stability, cut NHS waiting times, launch a new Border Security Command, set up Great British Energy, crackdown on antisocial behaviour and recruit 6,500 new teachers.

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Happy International Womens Day to all our sisters.
As well as being a day to celebrate all the fabulous women in our lives we should also reflect on what the Labour government has done for women in the last 18 months.

We’re expanding childcare with more free hours of early years ...care to support women at work, give every child the best start, and put money back in families’ pockets.

We’re going further too, putting in place wraparound support like free breakfast clubs at primary schools, and we’re reviewing parental leave because we know that the current system not only holds women back, but stops fathers playing the full part they want to play in family life.

Our Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy puts prevention at the heart of government, and we’re ensuring that we intervene early with better RSHE in schools and better healthy relationships education. We’re listening to survivors and putting experts where we need them – with domestic abuse specialists in 999 control rooms.

We’re ensuring women are paid fairly by introducing gender pay gap action plans so employers don’t just have to report their pay gaps, but what they’re doing to tackle them. And of course, our landmark Employment Rights Act strengthens protections for pregnant women at work and those returning from maternity leave.

#internationalwomensday #violenceagainstwomenstopshere #employmentrights #smashthepatriarchy #BreakfastClubs #genderequality #timesup #womensupportingwomen

Policy proposal for building social housing at speed and scale. Manufacturing modular, eco friendly, social housing. Creating skilled jobs in future construction techniques.
Made in our community, by our community, for our community.

Sadly, I never met Iain Coleman MP as we had common ground in both our political and football allegiances. I am however, honoured to call his wife, Dame Sally Powell a friend. As such, I attended Iain’s memorial service earlier this year where I learnt a lot more about this incredible husband, ...father, friend, and politician.
This tribute from his lifelong friend, Andy Slaughter MP is a wonderful summation of a true Labour man who showed compassion, determination and humour in equal measure.

#Arsenalforever #VoteLabour

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Tribute to Iain Coleman: 'A man of great compassion who made life fun'

Arsenal fan, devoted constituency MP and champion of the poor and vulnerable, Iain Coleman was also a lover of human foibles who found humour in th...

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Great Work - A Home - A Human Right
No More Rough Sleeping on OUR Watch 🌹
Social Housing, Social Housing, Social Housing

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