Thread by @SHWLabour

2022 has been a difficult year for so many in our country and community, trapped under a Tory government and the cost of living crisis, but in Stamford Hill West Labour we have been working hard. #YearInReview

In our branch meetings, we've hosted speakers and debated and passed motions on Ukraine solidarity, our local NHS services, electoral reform, police accountability, Long COVID and more.

https://twitter.com/SHWLabour/status/1499520363985874945

For months in the runup to the May elections, our members and council candidates @AhmadBismillah7 & @FarukDalTinaz worked hard speaking to residents. While we fell short this time, we thank them & will keep fighting for an active Labour voice in our ward.

https://twitter.com/SHWLabour/status/1516340835612123139

In June for our AGM, we elected our fab new branch committee and discussed our plans for the future.

https://twitter.com/SHWLabour/status/1534279444646469638

Over the summer, we petitioned with #ProjectNorth neighbours to #SaveOurBuses from planned Tory cuts to TfL.

Thanks to @SadiqKhan & campaigns like ours in @HackneyLabour, last month we heard the great news that the 349, 254, 259, 476 & 279 are now safe.

https://twitter.com/SHWLabour/status/1595480191874334721

In October for Renters' Rights Awareness Week, we hit the #LabourDoorstep to survey local renters about the issues they face, and to let them know about their rights and Labour's plans locally and nationally to tackle the housing crisis. #RRAW22

https://twitter.com/SHWLabour/status/1582516579174330369

Finally, we have started holding some meetings in-person after two years online, are lining up speakers for our 2023 branch meetings, and look forward to planning more campaigns locally and joining @UKLabour candidates as our party gears up for a much-needed general election.

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