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VOTE2019 Voxpops Why it’s time for Labour


Alex Cotton mental health nurse,


West Midlands “Our NHS needs rescuing from the clutches of the Tories before it is too late. We need a Labour government that’s committed to rebuilding, restructuring and redesigning our NHS into one that works for our societies.”


James Mitchell


bus driver, London “For the many not the few is so much more than a slogan. The poverty stricken are struggling to survive while the greedy bosses get richer. The only way we can get out of this is by sharing the wealth.”


Sean Halsall


bus driver and Sefton councillor “As a bus driver, I’ve seen how privatisation has clearly failed. Bus deregulation has led to a race to the bottom in terms and conditions for bus workers across the country. I think we need public services in public hands providing the service they’re supposed to provide, while creating good, quality jobs. That’s what Labour has promised and that’s what I’m voting for.”


Kev Davis


musician, Dorset "I'm voting Labour because we are currently at a watershed moment. It has never been clearer in my lifetime which party stands for hope, justice and opportunity and which stands for greed, indifference and self-interest."


34 uniteWORKS Winter 2019


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