Helen Morgan   for The Meres

@helenhalcrow

Published and promoted by A Wagner on behalf of H Morgan (Liberal Democrats) all at 11a Betton Street, Shrewsbury, SY3 7NY

North Shropshire
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Joined December 2015
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    28 Nov 2020

    This is the perfect depiction of everything Brexit

    EU - UK post-Brexit fishing negotiations going well then...
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    May 12

    Youngsters of ! There are to be certain outreach workshops etc here and locally in connection with the bringing here. Please engage with them to see how you may be able to connect RT plz

    If you didn't get the result you were hoping for this year, there are still lots of ways to get involved with us this summer through a Next Steps Webinar, Hub Workshops, Masterclasses & more. Find out more here or check your results email to sign up.
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    May 12

    The Government's plans are about taking power away from individuals, undermining the rule of law and attempting to silence opposition. Liberal Democrats will fiercely oppose these plans. - on the Queen's Speech ⬇️

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    May 12

    "If the government is to raise the welfare bar here, it must do so for food imports. It would simply be hypocritical to do otherwise." and respond to the Action Plan for Animal Welfare 👉

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    May 12

    According to Deloitte's research published yesterday, The City suffered a Brexit loss *in one month, in a single market - derivatives* of £2.3 trillion. You'd need a very long bus for all those zeros. ~AA

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    May 12

    We protect free speech by punishing academics who speak freely and restricting the right to protest. We protect our constitution by preventing the courts intervening when the government breaks the law. We promote law and order by bringing criminal justice to a grinding halt.

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    May 11

    Makes me proud to be a Well said absolutely on the money, great speech! 💛

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    . on fire here. 🔥
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    May 11

    The Speech is not drafted by The Queen, but by the Government, outlining policies and proposed future legislation.

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    May 11

    . on fire here. 🔥

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    May 11

    Not only is voter fraud very rare, but voter ID checks could disproportionately impact ethnic minorities, people on lower incomes & older people, while at the same time undermining the integrity of our electoral system & weakening our ability to hold the Government to account.

    The government plans to tackle “the potential for electoral fraud” by requiring photo ID to vote But voter fraud is very rare - in 2019 there were just 33 allegations of it and one conviction
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    May 11

    It was clear at the time that action was needed, but once again the government only did it weeks after it was required. They consistently fail to keep us safe.

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    May 11

    BREAKING: the PM has just told me, he will start an independent inquiry into the Government’s handling of Covid, in this parliamentary session - ie in the next 12 months. We’ll hold him to account on behalf of our country’s bereaved families - so they can get answers & justice.

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    May 11

    Quite the Queen's Speech Making it possible for the Prime minister to control when a general election takes place, making it harder for people to vote, making it harder to challenge government decisions, and making it harder for anyone to protest about any of this

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    May 11

    Unfortunately this ⬇️ is the case in many parts of Shropshire. That’s why brought forwards their “Putting Pedestrians First” motion in Feb - and the council supported. The new administration needs to make this a priority in all planning, and in particular LTP4.

    I find it INCREDIBLY SAD when a couple has to walk single file on a narrow country road without a footway because motorists cannot be trusted (or bothered) to take care and slow down.
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    May 10
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    MPs seem to frequently have questionable interests that run counter to the public interest. The regulatory powers are toothless and standards to which MPs are measured seem flexible. None of which helps the reputation of politicians generally

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  16. May 10

    Tory Owen Paterson is being investigated over paid advocacy, his declaration of interests, the use of facilities provided from the public purse and actions causing significant damage to the reputation of the Commons. #Shropshire#Deserves#Better

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    May 10

    The European Union is now vaccinating at a faster pace than the United States and United Kingdom.

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    May 10

    Spending millions of pounds per general election to make voting harder and slower for people who don't have the right paper work is the exact opposite of what the government should be doing.

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    May 10

    ID cards, Covid passports, photo ID at polling stations... in the words of Clarence Harry Willcock ‘I am a Liberal and I am against this sort of thing...’ Mr Johnson and co talk the talk when it comes to British liberties, but here’s where their authoritarianism is unmasked.

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  20. Retweeted
    May 9

    . in North Shropshire did cracking job & so nearly got seats to go with doubling our total votes, getting nearly 20% of votes in constituency. 96 extra votes would have netted 3 seats, 150 would have netted 4 seats, 240 - 5 seats & 362 - 6 seats. Just 1% more for 6 seats

    The Conservatives are the ruling group on Shrop Council with 43 Cllrs. You can see by the numbers they still have a big majority but that doesn’t give the full picture –yes in the end no’s are what matter when you want the win BUT the Tories had some big defeats & near misses
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    May 9

    Well done everybody & thank you 2 everybody who supported our call 2 shake up Shirehall & voted 4 Geoff Soul, , & all our other fabulous candidates. We fight on for our residents

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