General Election 2019
Stafford Labour Party members will be out in force over the coming weeks in support of our parliamentary candidate, Joyce Still. Joyce is set on becomming Stafford's voice in Westminster, as oppose to Westminter's voice in Stafford.
Joyce embodies Labour's bold vision for rebuilding Britain. The Labour Party have already announced many policies that will benefit Stafford, including a £10 an our Real Living Wage and a Green Industrial Revolution bringing many new jobs.
Joyce is committed to fighting for improvements in services at Stafford's County Hospital, including restoration of 24 Hour A&E. You can learn more about Joyce and what she stands for by visiting Joyce's website.
Stafford Constituency Labour Party's Aims
Protect local NHS Services
Underfunding of the NHS has resulted in cuts to services and falling care standards. Labour seeks to reverse this situation
Protect vital public services
Whether you are young or old, Labour believes that you have a fundamental right to high quality public services, including education, social care and extra support for the most vulnerable in society
Bring investment into local infrastructure
Labour want to ensure we have an infrastructure fit for the 21st century - smooth roads, good public transport, high speed internet. All essential ingredients for a sustainable local economy
Build Steps onto the Housing Ladder
Labour would prioritise putting affordable homes within reach for local people, including larger provision for social housing, affordable homes and assistance for first time buyers
Help Cut Energy Bills
Labour will work with district and borough councils to create local energy switching schemes that will help households to cut fuel bills
Make Staffordshire a Dementia-friendly County
Labour will work with local communities, including local businesses such as pubs and taxi firms, to tackle social isolation and support people living with dementia and disability through innovative policies in transport, health and leisure
National Labour Campaigns
Labour Voters
- Elizabeth Reynolds-Wright
I support Labour because I want to see funding restored to
youth and community services across Staffordshire
- David White
I became a member the Labour Party in 2016 to work for change; in particular to help develop an alternative to austerity. It's a lie that is being told on every high street and in every public service
- Sandie Morris
I vote Labour because I think society should be judged on how it treats those who are most in need,
Labour's values fit with my empathetic, caring approach to life
- Craig Weekes
I vote Labour to protect our schools and our future generation
to ensure they get the best in life
