UK Parliament election · Thursday, 4 July 2024
Holborn and St Pancras
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12 candidates. Same page for each, in ballot-paper order.
The result, Thursday, 4 July 2024
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keir Starmer (elected) | Labour Party | 18,884 | 48.9% |
| Andrew Feinstein | Independent | 7,312 | 18.9% |
| David Robert Stansell | Green Party | 4,030 | 10.4% |
| Mehreen Malik | Conservative and Unionist Party | 2,776 | 7.2% |
| Dave Roberts | Reform UK | 2,371 | 6.1% |
| Charlie Clinton | Liberal Democrats | 2,236 | 5.8% |
| Wais Islam | Independent | 636 | 1.6% |
| Nick the Incredible Flying Brick | The Official Monster Raving Loony Party | 162 | 0.4% |
| John Poynton | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 75 | 0.2% |
| Tom Scripps | Socialist Equality Party | 61 | 0.2% |
| Senthil Kumar | Independent | 40 | 0.1% |
| Bobby "Elmo" Smith | Independent | 19 | 0% |
38,602 valid votes. Result data from Democracy Club (source). Past results describe the past; each election is a new contest.
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Nick the Incredible Flying Brick
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party
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Nick the Incredible Flying Brick
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party
In their own words
We have a manic-festo that includes scrapping January and February. It would help with fuel bills and the cost of living.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Charlie Clinton
Liberal Democrats
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Charlie Clinton
Liberal Democrats
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Money and cost of living
We will not increase the main taxes on working people: income tax, national insurance or VAT.
The Liberal Democrats' 2024 manifesto pledged not to increase income tax, National Insurance or VAT.
Housing and property
A fairer housing market including by building 150,000 new social homes per year, strengthening renters rights and abolishing leasehold.
The Liberal Democrats' 2024 manifesto pledged 150,000 new social homes a year, stronger renters' rights and the abolition of leasehold.
Healthcare and social care
The Liberal Democrats have a five-year plan to give patients a legal right to a GP appointment within a week, or 24 hours if urgent.
The Liberal Democrats pledged a legal right to a GP appointment within a week, or 24 hours if urgent.
Education and universities
Opportunities for future generations including by accepting the offer to allow under 35s to work and travel across the EU, reinstating maintenance grants for disadvantaged students & the increasing the availability of apprenticeships.
The Liberal Democrats' 2024 manifesto pledged to reinstate maintenance grants for disadvantaged students (relevant to university students).
The Liberal Democrats have launched their ambition to extend free school meals to all primary school children, funded by a new share buyback tax.
The Liberal Democrats pledged to extend free school meals to all primary school children (relevant to households with school-age children).
Environment, climate and energy
90% renewable energy by 2030, 3 new national parks, expanding incentives for installing rooftop solar, and free installation of heat pumps and insulation for low income households.
The Liberal Democrats' 2024 manifesto pledged 90% renewable energy by 2030 and free installation of heat pumps and insulation for low-income households (relevant to lower-income households).
Immigration and borders
Nothing published on this yet.
Crime, policing and justice
Nothing published on this yet.
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
Nothing published on this yet.
Equality and rights
Nothing published on this yet.
Andrew Feinstein
Independent
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Andrew Feinstein
Independent
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Wais Islam
Independent
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Wais Islam
Independent
In their own words
Vote for Wais Islam, independent parliamentary candidate. Camden Gaza Ceasefire Campaign. Stop Genocide In Gaza. Allow humanitarian relief access to Gaza. Support human rights. Say No to War. Save lives in Gaza, West Bank and Jerusalem. Uphold International Law. Support international humanitarian law. Support UN, UNRWA, ICJ, ICC and global human rights organisations accusing and condemning Israel for committing forced starvation, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, war crimes and genocide against Palestinian civilians, mostly women and children. Free Palestine. Stop the arms trade with Israel. Apply sanctions to Israel if it does not comply with its international obligations. Wais has been campaigning for a ceasefire in Gaza across Camden’s Holborn and St Pancras constituency since October 2023, uniting residents who want an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Change Camden. Change your MP. Unite all Camden residents for the unity independent candidate by voting for Wais Islam. Work for Better Opportunities for ALL Holborn and St Pancras residents. Housing: build more council / social rented homes, affordable homes, rented homes, review leaseholders bills, homelessness. Support UK trade unions. Uphold civil liberties. Encourage recycling rate and ensure proper and timely waste disposal collection. Better schools, more investment in education, support for parents and pupils alike. More support for teachers and school staff. More investment in teaching maths, English and Science lessons in schools. Also encourage adult education and support for single and disabled parents. Health service improvements, cut NHS waiting list, increase GP surgery appointments. Demand more funding for Camden’s health services including hospitals and clinics, mental health services. dentist appointments. Crime: Cut crime including burglaries, better policing including community support. Youth provision, reduce child poverty, cost of living, inflation. Unemployment, training, more opportunities for teenagers of all ethnic backgrounds, equal opportunities for men and women, environment / pollution / HS2, safer streets and communities and cleaner streets, safe cycle lanes for all cyclists. LTN review, improve parking, safe highways for motorists and cyclists and easier access to roads for emergency services (ambulances, doctors, fire brigades, law enforcement). More green space / open space. Cleaner and safer parks. More investment in Camden parks. Greater investment in addressing anti-social behaviour. Campaign to Rejoin the European Union. Brexit has caused inflation, high interest rates, more expensive mortgages, food and fuel, energy poverty as well as economic and trade problems for the UK including high shipping and freight costs which are passed down to consumers. Greater cultural exchanges. Campaign to end the war in Ukraine to save lives. Campaign for more support for Palestinians and Ukrainians in the UK. Campaign against gender inequality, social injustice, environmental pollution, discrimination, institutional racism, Islamophobia and Antisemitism. One Camden campaign. Oppose ALL wars. Make peace.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Senthil Kumar
Independent
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Senthil Kumar
Independent
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Mehreen Malik
Conservative and Unionist Party
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Mehreen Malik
Conservative and Unionist Party
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Money and cost of living
Cut tax for pensioners with the new Triple Lock Plus, guaranteeing that both the State Pension and the tax free allowance for pensioners always rise with the highest of inflation, earnings or 2.5%
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged a Triple Lock Plus so that the State Pension and the pensioners' tax-free allowance rise together (relevant to pensioners).
Give working parents 30 hours of free childcare a week from when their child is nine months old to when they start school, saving eligible families an average of £6,900 per year.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 30 hours of free childcare a week from nine months old to school age (relevant to households with young children).
Cut tax for workers by taking another 2p off employee National Insurance so that we will have halved it from 12% at the beginning of this year to 6% by April 2027, a total tax cut of £1,350 for the average worker on £35,000
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged another 2p off employee National Insurance, halving it from 12% to 6% by April 2027 (relevant to employees).
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We will improve PIP assessments to provide a more objective consideration of people’s needs and stop the number of claims from rising unsustainably.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged to change PIP assessments to make them more objective and to stop claims rising unsustainably (relevant to households with a disabled member).
Housing and property
We will pass a Renters Reform Bill that will deliver fairness in the rental market for landlords and renters alike.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged a Renters Reform Bill (relevant to private renters).
Deliver 1.6 million well-designed homes in the right places while protecting our countryside, permanently abolish Stamp Duty for homes up to £425,000 for first time buyers and introduce a new Help to Buy scheme.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 1.6 million homes, permanent abolition of Stamp Duty up to £425,000 for first-time buyers, and a new Help to Buy scheme.
Healthcare and social care
Increase NHS spending above inflation every year, recruiting 92,000 more nurses and 28,000 more doctors, driving up productivity in the NHS and moving care closer to people’s homes through Pharmacy First, new and modernised GP surgeries and more Community Diagnostic Centres.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged NHS spending rising above inflation every year, 92,000 more nurses and 28,000 more doctors.
Education and universities
Fund 100,000 high-quality apprenticeships for young people, paid for by curbing the number of poor-quality university degrees that leave young people worse off.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 100,000 apprenticeships for young people, paid for by curbing poor-quality university degrees.
Environment, climate and energy
We are proud of our record and remain committed to delivering net zero by 2050.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto stated a continued commitment to net zero by 2050.
We will ensure the annual policy costs and levies on household energy bills are lower in each year of the next Parliament than they were in 2023.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged that policy costs and levies on household energy bills would be lower each year than in 2023.
Immigration and borders
Stop the boats by removing illegal migrants to Rwanda.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged to stop the boats by removing illegal migrants to Rwanda.
Introduce a legal cap on migration to guarantee that numbers will fall every year, so public services are protected while bringing in the skills our businesses and NHS needs.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged a legal cap on migration so that numbers fall every year.
Crime, policing and justice
Recruit 8,000 more full-time, fully warranted police officers to ensure a new police officer for every neighbourhood.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 8,000 more full-time police officers.
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
Boost defence spending to our new NATO standard of 2.5% of GDP by 2030, so we can protect British interests at home and abroad in an increasingly hostile world.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged defence spending of 2.5% of GDP by 2030.
Equality and rights
Protect female-only spaces and competitiveness in sport by making clear that sex means biological sex in the Equality Act.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged to make clear in the Equality Act that sex means biological sex, to protect female-only spaces and sport.
It is right that we have in place provisions and protections for those whose sense of self does not match their biological sex.
The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto said provisions and protections should be in place for those whose sense of self does not match their biological sex.
John Poynton
UK Independence Party (UKIP)
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John Poynton
UK Independence Party (UKIP)
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Dave Roberts
Reform UK
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Dave Roberts
Reform UK
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Tom Scripps
Socialist Equality Party
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Tom Scripps
Socialist Equality Party
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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Bobby "Elmo" Smith
Independent
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Bobby "Elmo" Smith
Independent
In their own words
A 35-year-old heavy goods driver will stand against Theresa May to campaign for family court reform. Bobby Smith, who lives in Stevenage, is standing as an independent under the 'Give Me Back Elmo' banner, and has commandeered the famous Muppet’s image to promote his activism. He said the name comes from merging his daughter’s names, who he has not seen in four years. Mr Smith criticised the length a family court case takes to complete after parents separate, and said his case took about three years. “In that time, the relationship with the children has gone,” he said.“I want to raise awareness of the lack of fathers' rights in this country. It is a problem that has been going on for years.” from http://www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/gallery/maidenhead/115406/election-candidate-campaigning-for-family-court-reform-to-stand-in-maidenhead.html
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Published positions on the nine topics
Nothing published that we could source, yet. An MP votes on national laws, taxes, benefits, the NHS budget and defence, and takes up constituents' cases with government bodies.
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David Robert Stansell
Green Party
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David Robert Stansell
Green Party
In their own words
"David has lived in the West Hampstead area since the mid 1990s. From his early childhood and throughout his life, David has always been committed to environmental issues, particularly those relating to improving global biodiversity, preservation of woodlands and forests, and decarbonisation of our energy supplies. David is a management consultant and runs his own small firm supporting the transition of the energy sector to 100 percent renewables through smart technology. He is a keen cyclist, sports person and cat servant." - The Green Party
"Ultimately everything depends on our environment and I see my role as helping to reset the way we engage with and perceive our role within it to ease the inevitable transition to a low carbon economy. We urgently need to rewild to save our biodiversity and improve the ability of our land to absorb emissions, not just in the UK but internationally also and I hope to influence policy significantly in this area. I see both inequality and Brexit as related disasters and I will hold this incompetent government to account to help to address both of these critical issues." - David Stansell
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Published positions on the nine topics
Money and cost of living
Removing the Upper Earnings Limit that restricts the amount of National Insurance paid by high earners.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to remove the Upper Earnings Limit on National Insurance, so higher earners pay the main rate on all earnings (relevant to higher-income households).
A Wealth Tax of 1% annually on assets above £10 million and of 2% on assets above £1bn.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged a wealth tax of 1% a year on assets above £10 million and 2% above £1 billion.
Restore the value of disability benefits, with an immediate uplift of 5%.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged an immediate 5% uplift in disability benefits (relevant to households with a disabled member).
Housing and property
Rent controls
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged rent controls (relevant to renters).
We pledge to provide 150,000 new social homes every year through:
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged 150,000 new social homes every year.
Healthcare and social care
Guaranteed rapid access to a GP and same day access in case of urgent need.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged guaranteed rapid access to a GP, same-day for urgent need, and guaranteed access to an NHS dentist.
Elected Greens will press for: A legal framework that supports the rights of those struggling with their mental health to be respected and to live fulfilling lives.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged a legal framework supporting the rights of people struggling with their mental health.
Education and universities
Supporting every higher education student, with the restoration of grants and the end of tuition fees.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to end university tuition fees and restore maintenance grants (relevant to students).
Environment, climate and energy
£29bn over the next five years to insulate homes to an EPC B standard or above as part of a ten-year programme.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged £29bn over five years to insulate homes to EPC B or above.
Wind to provide around 70% of the UK’s electricity by 2030.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto set a goal of wind providing around 70% of UK electricity by 2030.
Immigration and borders
Those seeking asylum and protection to be permitted to work while their application is being decided.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged that people seeking asylum could work while their application is decided.
Safe routes to sanctuary for those fleeing persecution.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged safe routes to sanctuary for people fleeing persecution.
Crime, policing and justice
Seek to restore trust and confidence in the police.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to restore trust and confidence in the police.
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
Re-join the EU as soon as the political conditions are right.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to rejoin the EU when political conditions allow.
Push for the UK to sign the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) and following this to immediately begin the process of dismantling our nuclear weapons, cancelling the Trident programme and removing all foreign nuclear weapons from UK soil.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to sign the UN nuclear-weapons prohibition treaty and cancel Trident.
Equality and rights
Campaign for the right of self-identification for trans and non-binary people.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to campaign for the right of self-identification for trans and non-binary people.
Reform intrusive eligibility tests like PIP and the unfair targeting of carers and disabled people on benefits.
The Green Party's 2024 manifesto pledged to reform eligibility tests such as PIP and end what it calls the unfair targeting of carers and disabled people on benefits (relevant to households with a disabled member or a carer).
Keir Starmer
Labour Party
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Keir Starmer
Labour Party
In their own words
No statement to voters supplied to Democracy Club.
Parliamentary record
- MP for Holborn and St Pancras: 4 Jul 2024 to 1 Sept 2026
- MP for Holborn and St Pancras: 7 May 2015 to 30 May 2024
Position
Not enough recorded votes with a recorded justification in this sample to say anything concrete.
Justification
I just want to record that these families, and families across the country affected by the Bill, have waited years and years too long. I made a promise to these families. I looked them in the eye and said that I would bring this forward as soon as I could. I have kept that promise, and I am proud that this Labour Gover…
I just want to record that these families, and families across the country affected by the Bill, have waited years and years too long. I made a promise to these families. I looked them in the eye and said that I would bring this forward as soon as I could. I have kept that promise, and I am proud that this Labour Gover…
I just want to record that these families, and families across the country affected by the Bill, have waited years and years too long. I made a promise to these families. I looked them in the eye and said that I would bring this forward as soon as I could. I have kept that promise, and I am proud that this Labour Gover…
Source
| Date | Division | Context | Recorded | Ayes–Noes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 Jul 2026 | Public Office (Accountability) Bill Report Stage: Amendment 19 | Amendment | No | 104–412 |
| 14 Jul 2026 | Public Office (Accountability) Bill Report Stage: Amendment 199 | Amendment | No | 102–409 |
| 14 Jul 2026 | Public Office (Accountability) Bill Report Stage: Amendment 3 | Amendment | No | 93–323 |
| 19 May 2026 | King's Speech Motion for an Address: amendment (i) | Amendment | No | 108–323 |
| 28 Apr 2026 | Privilege | Motion | No | 223–335 |
| 27 Apr 2026 | English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill: Amendments (a) to (h) in lieu of Lords Amendments 85 and 86, 97 to 116, 120, 121 and 123 | Amendment | Aye | 271–171 |
| 27 Apr 2026 | English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendments 94B and 94C | Amendment | Aye | 269–170 |
| 27 Apr 2026 | English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendments 36, 90 and 155, insist on Amendments 155A to 155F and propose Amendment (a) | Amendment | Aye | 270–170 |
Where this information comes from
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Published positions on the nine topics
Money and cost of living
Nothing published on this yet.
Housing and property
Labour will deliver the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation, prioritising new social rented homes.
Labour will get Britain building again, creating jobs across England, with 1.5 million new homes over the next parliament.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged 1.5 million new homes in England over the parliament.
We will immediately abolish Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions, prevent private renters being exploited and discriminated against, empower them to challenge unreasonable rent increases, and take steps to decisively raise standards, including extending ‘Awaab’s Law’ to the private sector.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to abolish Section 21 no-fault evictions and let private renters challenge unreasonable rent increases (relevant to renters).
Healthcare and social care
Labour will tackle the immediate crisis with a rescue plan to provide 700,000 more urgent dental appointments and recruit new dentists to areas that need them most.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged 700,000 more urgent dental appointments and new dentists for areas that need them most.
As a first step, in England we will deliver an extra two million NHS operations, scans, and appointments every year; that is 40,000 more appointments every week.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged two million extra NHS operations, scans and appointments a year in England.
Education and universities
We will take initial steps to confront poverty by introducing free breakfast clubs in every primary school, protecting renters from arbitrary eviction, slashing fuel poverty, banning exploitative zero hours contracts, and improving support to help people get into good work.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged free breakfast clubs in every primary school (relevant to households with school-age children).
Labour’s first steps: Recruit 6,500 more teachers
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to recruit 6,500 more teachers.
Environment, climate and energy
The Warm Homes Plan will offer grants and low interest loans to support investment in insulation and other improvements such as solar panels, batteries and low carbon heating to cut bills.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged a Warm Homes Plan of grants and low-interest loans for insulation, solar panels, batteries and low-carbon heating, to cut bills.
To drive forward investment in clean, home-grown energy production, Labour will create a new publicly-owned company, Great British Energy.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged a publicly owned clean-energy company, Great British Energy.
We will not issue new licences to explore new fields because they will not take a penny off bills, cannot make us energy secure, and will only accelerate the worsening climate crisis.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged no new licences to explore new oil and gas fields.
Immigration and borders
We will create a new Border Security Command, with hundreds of new investigators, intelligence officers, and cross-border police officers.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged a new Border Security Command with new investigators, intelligence officers and cross-border police.
Crime, policing and justice
Our landmark mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade will require a national effort.
Labour's 2024 manifesto set a mission to halve violence against women and girls within a decade.
Labour will fix this by introducing new Respect Orders – powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres, which will stamp out issues such as public drinking and drug use.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged Respect Orders banning persistent adult offenders from town centres.
We will tackle the epidemic of serious violence, with a greater focus on prevention, including by holding those companies and executives cashing in on knife crime personally to account.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to tackle serious violence with more prevention and personal accountability for those profiting from knife crime.
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
We are committed to recognising a Palestinian state as a contribution to a renewed peace process which results in a two-state solution with a safe and secure Israel alongside a viable and sovereign Palestinian state.
Labour's 2024 manifesto committed to recognising a Palestinian state as part of a two-state solution.
There will be no return to the single market, the customs union, or freedom of movement.
Labour's 2024 manifesto ruled out a return to the EU single market, customs union or freedom of movement.
With Labour, the UK’s military, financial, diplomatic and political support for Ukraine will remain steadfast.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged steadfast military, financial and diplomatic support for Ukraine.
Equality and rights
We will introduce the full right to equal pay for disabled people.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged the full right to equal pay for disabled people, and disability and ethnicity pay-gap reporting for large employers (relevant to households with a disabled member).
Labour is committed to championing the rights of disabled people and to the principle of working with them, so that their views and voices will be at the heart of all we do.
Labour's 2024 manifesto committed to working with disabled people so their views are at the heart of policy (relevant to households with a disabled member).
So-called conversion therapy is abuse – there is no other word for it – so Labour will finally deliver a full trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices, while protecting the freedom for people to explore their sexual orientation and gender identity.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged a full trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices.
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Labour will introduce a landmark Race Equality Act, to enshrine in law the full right to equal pay for Black, Asian, and other ethnic minority people, strengthen protections against dual discrimination and root out other racial inequalities.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged a Race Equality Act enshrining the right to equal pay for Black, Asian and other ethnic minority people.
Labour will ensure no matter whatever your background, you can thrive, and therefore we will enact the socio-economic duty in the Equality Act 2010.
Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to enact the socio-economic duty in the Equality Act 2010.
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- Institute for Government
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- LG Inform: council performance and finance data
- Local Elections Archive Project: every council result since 2002
- mySociety Local Intelligence Hub: data by constituency
- UK Parliament: Commons votes (every division, how each MP voted)
- UK Parliament: petitions, with signatures by constituency
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