Video Production in East Sussex. He/him. Offering Charity Sector / Local Government / Corporate imaging services in Kent/East Sussex.
Rye, England
Joined January 2012
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James Bloomfield retweeted
Universal Credit for a single person is £4,018.92 for an entire year.
Last year @SuellaBraverman claimed £4,815.59 in expenses for her second home.
'There are too many people in this country who are of working age, who are of good health, and who are choosing to rely on benefits'
Tory leadership contender Suella Braverman tells ITV News Political Correspondent @carldinnen that the UK spends 'too much on welfare'
James Bloomfield retweeted
It’s quite grotesque that just 5 years after Grenfell multiple candidates for Prime Minister can assert they’re for cutting “red tape” without any challenge.
James Bloomfield retweeted
Nadhim Zahawi should focus on why life is getting harder for most people in Britain after 12 years of his party being in power rather than make hateful slurs against me.
His sorry attempt to excuse his previous support for Johnson trivialises the fight against antisemitism.
James Bloomfield retweeted
In the height of summer, the Hitokotonushi Shrine in Ibaraki sets up on oasis for bees where they can safely collect water:
James Bloomfield retweeted
Tell that to the complainants in my rape cases currently waiting 5 years for a trial because of your continued refusal to fund the justice system.
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James Bloomfield retweeted
Just today we’ve had a Tory MP suggest women should not be able to make decisions about their own bodies, we’ve had a protestor the government doesn’t like apprehended by police and we’ve been told that only the Prime Minister can approve an investigation into his own conduct
James Bloomfield retweeted
Job Opp: Community Fundraiser
@SeaviewProject is an award-winning community based charity rooted in the heart of St Leonards and reaching out to those living on the margins of society.
Deadline: 8th July
Follow the link for more details:
hastingsvoluntaryaction.org.…
James Bloomfield retweeted
Nobody is complaining ( as Starmer implies) that he has changed his mind since he was a teenager. The issue is that he has dropped every single one of the 10 pledges he made in 2020 to get elected leader.
It's such a dreadful scandal that profits continue to come ahead of basics such as drinking water and clean rivers/seas. The Government is completely for this development and is hostile to those opposed to it. What can we do to protest or curtail?
James Bloomfield retweeted
🗣️"We cannot be divided, do not fall for the tricks of the media...We are a rainbow, we come from all over the world."
Mick Lynch on why workers have to stand together, regardless of status or where we were born. @PoliticsJOE_UK @RMTunion
James Bloomfield retweeted
we already did a decade of austerity in response to an economic crisis, and the outcome was a collapse in living standards for everyone but the ruling classes, who became wealthier than they've ever been in human history, without even delivering on promised economic stability
James Bloomfield retweeted
Last week the @Conservatives legislated to bring in agency workers to break strikes, now the @LibDems are proposing that the Army should do the same.
It is quite clear that these people do not stand with the workers of this country.
Never has it been more important to #JoinAUnion
James Bloomfield retweeted
This is a lie.
81.5% voted for this action.
There is no “15% pay rise” on offer.
There is no “£7,000 more a year”.
Junior criminal barristers will remain on less than minimum wage.
Read the truth here: xitter.cf/barristersecret/status…
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James Bloomfield retweeted
Does the Labour front bench even understand that BA workers aren’t asking for a pay rise, just a restoration of the 10% pay cut they were hit with during the pandemic?
James Bloomfield retweeted
This is a widespread misapprehension. Successful asylum applicants will *not* be able to return from Rwanda to the UK.
This is why such changes should require parliamentary scrutiny and approval. It's harder to maintain this kind of error when voting on a policy line by line.
'If they're wrong, they will come back to the UK.'
Camilla Tominey challenges Iain Duncan Smith after he suggested asylum seekers sent to Rwanda will be able to return to Britain, if their refugee status is granted.
@CamillaTominey
James Bloomfield retweeted
We live in the age of the jabby, confrontational interview & the RMTs, Mick Lynch, has had a few of them.
If you treat people with respect, you can still ask tough questions & get decent answers allowing your audience to make their own minds up
@5_News
James Bloomfield retweeted
Robert, don't know what the news reporting is like under that rock upon on which you're living, but I have to tell you mate, Dave ain't on strike!
Such a shame after you've spent all that time making such a pretty meme as well!
