Yesterday, the people of Rutherglen & Hamilton West sent a clear message - it is
time for change. Only Labour will deliver it.
This result is seismic. We all should be proud to have left the SNP well beaten
and to have started winning in Scotland again. It’s an incredible achievement -
thanks to supporters like you.
Now, it is imperative that we keep facing forwards. In less than two weeks, we
face two more by-elections. This time, in Tory strongholds.
Only Labour can win in Mid Bedfordshire and Tamworth. And in doing so, we can
help to put to bed the ridiculous notion that Rishi Sunak is the change this
country needs and bring his Tory Party crashing down around him.
We can show that all across the country, Labour is the change that the UK needs.
If you are able, help us shape history. Donate to the by-election fund today and
let’s keep on winning:
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The Prime Minister is either delusional, or he is taking the British people for
fools.
Labour on the other hand, is taking them very seriously. We’ve listened, we’ve
changed, and we’re ready for government.
At our Conference in Liverpool, we will be setting out exactly how a
mission-driven Labour government will get Britain's future back.
The next step on the path to this Labour government is winning in Mid
Bedfordshire and Tamworth.
In two weeks' time, we can show that across the country, from Scotland, to the
East of England and the West Midlands, it’s time for Labour.
John xxxxxx, donate to the by-election fund today.
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Thank you,
Keir Starmer
Leader of the Labour Party
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