“The government has launched a defensive social media campaign after MPs faced anger from their constituents over last week’s sewage vote”
We’ve noticed. And their tweets have been risible.
theguardian.com/environment/20…
We’ve noticed. And their tweets have been risible.
theguardian.com/environment/20…
“Martin Salter, chief policy adviser of the Angling Trust, said:
‘There is clearly going to be a battle between the Lords and Commons on this important issue and we intend to keep up the pressure for as long as we can’.”
Hear hear!
‘There is clearly going to be a battle between the Lords and Commons on this important issue and we intend to keep up the pressure for as long as we can’.”
Hear hear!
Hurrah! Lords has voted overwhelming to support D of Wellington motion, which now goes back to Commons. Not quite as strong as his original version, but still great progress to tackle #shitshow.
Fantastic display of people power (with a little help from peers)
Fantastic display of people power (with a little help from peers)
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