The most frequent topic in the provided posts was children’s health and wellbeing, with announcements regarding online safety, maternity care, and SEND provision. The post with the highest engagement was from Keir Starmer, who announced “next steps” to help ensure a generation of healthy children, receiving over 133,000 views.
Three Major Themes
- Children’s Health and Safety: Keir Starmer stated his party is setting out “next steps” for children’s health. Liz Kendall launched a “consultation to deliver a safer online world”, and Bridget Phillipson outlined a “vision for a renewed SEND system”.
- Water System Reform: Defra UK announced the “Water White Paper will reset the water system for good”. Emma Reynolds for Wycombe stated that under the reform, “Water companies will be under one single regulator”.
- Public Service and Spending: Darren Jones MP stated the government is changing public services to “move fast and fix things”. James Murray announced “a new set of reviews to root out waste”.
Emma Reynolds for Wycombe discussed water quality with “Olympic gold medallist Dr Imogen Grant”. The Department for Transport shared a map of “local highway authority” performance. James Murray announced “a new set of reviews” to examine areas including healthcare and homelessness. Bridget Phillipson stated Labour is “creating good, local schools with specialist SEND places”. John Healey discussed “deepening our industrial cooperation” with Ukraine’s Defence Minister. The FCDO shared a statement on “Greenland… and… wider Arctic security”. David Lammy announced they are “making judges’ sentencing remarks free for victims”.
Keir Starmer announced “next steps” to help raise healthy children. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology is launching a “national conversation on children and social media”, and Liz Kendall announced a consultation to “deliver a safer online world for young people”. Wes Streeting shared that Baroness Amos opened the “Call for Evidence” for the National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation. David Lammy marked “100 years since the Adoption of Children Act”. Jo Stevens stated Welsh Labour is delivering “improved access” to care for women.
Darren Jones MP stated, “We’re changing how public services work”. The Northern Ireland Office noted the Secretary of State outlined a commitment regarding veterans ahead of a “Remedial Order debate”. Defra UK stated its “Water White Paper will reset the water system for good”. The Department for Work and Pensions announced “WorkWell is going nationwide”. Peter Kyle announced a new “Economic Growth Partnership” with Indonesia. The House of Lords agenda includes topics such as “maternal mortality”.
Outlook / Emerging Trends
Keir Starmer stated his party “will take” next steps for children. John Healey stated the UK “will support the fight today, and secure the peace tomorrow”. Defra UK stated the Water White Paper “will reset the water system for good”, and Emma Reynolds for Wycombe stated water companies “will be under one single regulator”. The Northern Ireland Office mentioned a “Remedial Order debate in Parliament tomorrow”.
