Halesowen Labour Our vision is for a country that works for the many, not just the privileged few
It’s Time for Real Change
Jeremy Corbyn introduced Labour’s incredible manifesto for hope this morning to an uproarious welcome from students at Birmingham university.
If you want to read Labour’s plan to transform the country into a decent place to live for all in full, you can do so here.
Manifesto not yet launched, but already Labour’s plans to help older citizens looks stellar Even before the official launch of Labour’s 2019 general election manifesto, details of exciting policies are starting to become clear – and the policies for young and older people are no exception. Among the policies that will benefit the older generation – and others – Labour in government will provide: · a National Care Service in the model of the NHS to provide dignity for those who need help in old age · £6 billion in free personal social care · home help for a further 160,000 people · capacity for an additional 27 million GP appointments annually · restoration of free prescriptions · free NHS car-parking · an end to the 15-minute limit for care visits · a £500 carer allowance · restoration of free TV licences for over 75s |
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