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ninabugsy.bsky.social @ninabugsy.bsky.social · 02/04/2025

Private companies are polluting our rivers, hiking up bills, and failing to deliver. 82% of us want public ownership – let’s make it happen! Sign the open letter now & demand action! 👉 you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/pu...

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Put Public Ownership of Water Back on the Table

Privatisation of water isn’t failing - it is the failure. The Government is mid-way through a major review of the water sector. But so far, it has refused to consider a potential solution that’s backe...

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Refugee Action @refugeeaction.bsky.social · 25/03/2025

The government has ditched one provider of asylum accommodation because of its 'performance and behaviour', only to pass it to three of Refugee Action’s most wanted companies: Corporate Travel Management (CTM), Mears and Serco. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

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Home Office axes asylum hotel contract and hands it to Bibby Stockholm firm

Stay Belvedere Hotels, which manages 51 hotels and Napier barracks, is removed amid performance concerns

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ninabugsy.bsky.social @ninabugsy.bsky.social · 24/03/2025

The government is threatening to snatch away free school meals from the youngest children in its latest round of cuts. People did not vote Labour to see the party take food out of children's mouths. Sign the petition: r.ippl.es/school-meals/

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Petition: Don’t take away our free school meals!

I’ve just signed to support this campaign – join me

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ninabugsy.bsky.social @ninabugsy.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

Let’s raise a huge public outcry affirming Palestine’s right to exist. If we don’t, Israel, backed by Trump, will continue to strangle the life out of Gaza, and tens of thousands more Palestinians will die. Join the public declaration for Palestine’s right to exist. action.eko.org/a/palestine-...

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Recognize Palestine as a Sovereign State

The Israeli government just cut off electricity for 2 million Palestinians living in Gaza. Gaza is already a living hell - tens of thousands of Palestinians have been slaughtered, starved and bombed,

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Freedom from Torture @freedomfromtorture.bsky.social · 08/03/2025

Like many women fleeing war and torture, Zoya & Sofya came to the UK as refugees. But after fleeing their home countries, like many others, the UK's hostile policies have meant their problems haven't ended. Show solidarity this International Women's Day - watch their message to UK leaders now.

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ninabugsy.bsky.social @ninabugsy.bsky.social · 15/12/2024

Private healthcare is lobbying Wes Streeting to sign a new PFI deal with them. Time is running out to ask Wes Streeting to say NO. Please add your name to this petition now. #NoNewPFI weownit.org.uk/act-now/tell...

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Tell Wes Streeting - NO new PFI in our NHS!

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Refugee Action @refugeeaction.bsky.social · 13/12/2024

We stand with many others urging the Home Office to keep processing asylum claims by people from Syria. Through our services, we're hearing first-hand how fearful the community is that they may be asked to leave. Many have already waited over six months, unable to work or rebuild their lives.

Text overlaid on an image of people marching with the Syrian flag says: Why the government must restart processing asylum claims from Syria

Text overlaid on an image from Syria says: Many people from Syria are celebrating the end of the authoritarian regime

But many do not feel safe to return. There is no stable government, and much of the infrastructure is still destroyed.

Text overlaid on an image of a map of Syria says: Syrian asylum claims are complex and can relate to more than the atrocities committed by the Assad regime.

Pausing asylum claims will leave many people from Syria at risk of human rights violations and feeling distressed about their future here.

Text overlaid on a photo from Syria says: Home Office data shows that more than 5000 people from Syria are waiting for a decision on their asylum claim.

One in two have been waiting for longer than six months, unable to work or rebuild their lives here.

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