Jess Asato

enough.campaign.gov.uk

Abusive behaviours too often go unrecognised and so this campaign uses clear examples to help people understand that these behaviours are abusive and should not be ignored.

ENOUGH is is a cross-government programme of behaviour change campaigns to support the mission of halving VAWG within the next decade. It has three strands: challenging perpetrators, supporting victims, and educating young people.

Last week, I was delighted to speak at the launch of the Government's ENOUGH campaign.

Lack of protections within housing too often keeps domestic abuse victims in abusive relationships. That’s why it’s great to see the Government’s new Social Housing Bill give victims greater rights and greater security in their tenancies. @matthewpennycookmp.bsky.social 👇

Banking services matter to communities.  That’s why in our manifesto we committed to working with industry on the rollout of 350 banking hubs across the country.  But today we’re going further… 👇🧵

🧵1/ Zack Polanski spouting off about wealth taxes while seemingly not paying his own fair share is exactly the kind of hypocrisy that turns people away from politics. You can’t preach tax justice while dodging the bills everyone else is expected to pay.

These are devastating results – not just for local Labour candidates but also for communities up and down the country who now have representatives that campaigned on national issues but will now have to deliver on local priorities.