
Works in in the @NHSEngland cancer team. Opinions my own. Former Cllr for @Clapham and @LambethLabour
Lambeth, London
Joined October 2009
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Replying to @mr_nonymous1917 @RichardOsley
Labour groups debate differing views, vote and come to a collective position in the same way.
There shouldn't be a conflict between being pro Palestinian liberation and against anti-semitism, but the zionism is racism motion creates one. Which elements of the motion's content and wording do you have concerns over and which do you support?
Replying to @JamesBrooksVid @AlfieHouseEcho
Bragg was only suspended for Norwich, right?
For tiebreakers the rules use H2H (FF beat OG, OG beat G2, G2 beat FF), then round difference (G2 finish 3rd on 9, but FF and OG are both on 7), then rounds lost (OG lost 44, FF lost 45). romanimperiumcup.com/regulat…
Replying to @LiamShrivastava
This is disappointing. I want more social homes but affordable housing is built at a loss, subsidised by private sale. Where is administration suggesting the funding should come from to build more social homes?Will it be less public realm or retail in the scheme?
Replying to @Smyth_Chris
Thank you for this article, it feels rare to see an analysis of Wandsworth council tax that takes into account both the historic disproportionate funding from central government and local efforts to drive down services and make savings.
Replying to @labourlewis
Keir would still make my list of Top 10 PMs of our movement's history.
Replying to @messioso
This, on top of the major stickers not being as lucrative, feels like another step towards something else.
Replying to @quacke69 @eugenio8a8
As a long suffering OG fan, I was interested in the answer to your question. OG finished in last place in 11/21 of the BLAST competitions they attended as part of the partner circuit 2020-2024 (Groups/Showdown/Finals). OG never finished last at a Dreamhack regional qualifier.
Replying to @rcolvile
The Fair Funding Review is hitting inner London councils to benefit northern cities. But Wandsworth is a poor example of it. Wandsworth has benefitted from Government subsidy for decades and used it to keep Council Tax artificially low. The review removes that additional subsidy.
Replying to @TheStatsSaint
Losing £8m on him hurts, particularly because it feels like he can do a job for us and could do a great job for someone. But there's a huge benefit to get him off our wage bill. I agree, with a good sell on clause then it's a good deal.
Replying to @RaheemKassam
I guess if you're set on framing this election as Farage vs the establishment then you have no choice but to claim a man who dresses as a bin is part of the establishment.
Replying to @lambeth_council
This is a positive announcement, but it doesn't give the community the power to buy the market. It gives the community 6 months to put a bid together if the market goes up for sale. The market is already up for sale and Buy Back Brixton has submitted a bid. Has anything changed?
Tim Windle retweeted
I have never taken part in a coup against any Leader of the Labour Party and I am not going to start now. 2/3 – at Wigan, England
Tim Windle retweeted
What a rotten deal we made with Iran. We get nothing (except laughter at our stupidity). They get everything, including delay and big cash!
Replying to @lambeth_council
An 'urgent' review isn't necessary, Lambeth's long-standing Sanctuary team will quickly be able to answer Cllr Bartley's questions:
For years Lambeth has refused to cooperate with Home Office immigration raids and refused Home Office requests to embed an officer in its NRPF team
Replying to @FootballMartin_
This is probably his last big contract. I'm sure loyalty will come into it, but I don't know if I would begrudge him one last big payday. I'm just not sure he'll get anything better than a bench warmer for any Premier League side. We'll have to see how he does at the World Cup.
Tim Windle retweeted
Here you go @SkyFootball @SkySportsNews
You can amend your original post making Matt Targett out to be the innocent party. You can now correct your narrative.




