New Forest East Labour Party

12/06/2026

🚨*NEW:* From local wildlife to biodiversity, the new GCSE will connect young people with nature, giving them the knowledge and tools to be part of the solution.

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Long-awaited course to examine human effects on natural world and explore everyday ways to aid biodiversity

12/06/2026

Research shows generations of children in England will grow up homeless unless government addresses council housing debt, charity says

30/05/2026

I will always proudly celebrate the strength and diversity that successive generations of immigrants have brought to our city.

But we can't deny that many people hold genuine and legitimate concerns about the state of our immigration system, with worries that levels are persistently high, not well controlled, and not always fair.

Rather than gimmicks or quick fixes, this government is getting on with proper grown-up solutions. And it's working. Today's official statistics show that net migration is now at 171,000, down from a high of 944,000 under the Conservatives.

I stood for election on a manifesto that promised to control and reduce net migration. And that's what we're doing.

07/05/2026

☀️ *Good morning!*☀️ Polls are officially open.

Back action to ease the cost of living. Back our NHS. Back a better future for your local community. Vote Labour. 🌹

- 📍*Got a plan to vote today?* 👉Find your nearest polling station here: https://iwillvote.org.uk/

06/05/2026

Vote Labour May 7th

See our candidates’ statements.

Our Labour County Councillor candidates' priorities are to work within Hampshire County Council to ensure money allocated by the Labour Government reaches the New Forest and helps you!

06/05/2026

03/05/2026

Clear on the doorstep today that people want to talk about the issues that matter in the communities they live in.

In Golden Grove, that meant real conversations about the difference Labour in local government is making from new play equipment for families, to proposals for CCTV to help deter crime, to the rollout of food waste recycling.

These are the practical, visible changes Labour councils deliver to improve neighbourhoods, keep communities safe, and make places better to live.

With an election this Thursday, the choice is clear: this is about what your local council delivers for your community not the noise coming out of other parties with no local knowledge, which is why they only talk about national politics.

🗳🌹 7th May

02/05/2026

Great to be out canvassing for Alex Winning in Shirley.
May 7th Vote Labour

02/05/2026

Disabled residents in Southampton will soon be able to use their bus passes at any time of day, following a decision by the Labour Council to remove time restrictions and make disabled bus travel available 24 hours a day, seven days a week within the city.

The change is part of the Labour Council’s wider commitment to building a transport system that works for everyone and supports independence, equality and opportunity across the city.

Cllr Alex Winning, Labour Leader of Southampton City Council, “This is the right thing to do and it will make a real difference to people’s lives. Disabled people shouldn’t face artificial barriers about when they can travel. If we are serious about fairness, independence and opportunity, then we need to make sure people can get where they need to go – whenever they need to go."

Further details on implementation and timings will be shared directly with pass holders.