Luke Murphy
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1 month ago |
basingstokegazette.co.uk | Luke Murphy
MP Luke Murphy in his new office (Image: Luke Murphy) People in Basingstoke have been clear for a long time now: our growing communities cannot continue to thrive without long-term planning and sustained investment. The town is always evolving, families are settling down, and young people are building their futures here, but without the right infrastructure in place, that growth becomes fragile and unsustainable.
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2 months ago |
basingstokegazette.co.uk | Luke Murphy
MP Luke Murphy (Image: House of Commons) My grandparents worked as cleaners, doing tough, low-paid jobs. But they were able to raise a family in a council house that gave them security and dignity. That stability – affordable housing, decent public services, fair wages – helped give my family a shot at a better life. It gave them the chance to believe that things could get better. Too many people in Basingstoke today feel that opportunity is slipping further out of reach.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
basingstokegazette.co.uk | Luke Murphy
This week, the Prime Minister announced a transformative plan for our NHS, laying out practical and ambitious reforms to address waiting lists and improve access to care for all. As your MP, I am hopeful about what this means for Basingstoke and its residents. For too long, our NHS has been under immense pressure.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
basingstokegazette.co.uk | Luke Murphy
This month the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, launched Labour’s Plan for Change. It outlines specific, measurable targets in delivering this government’s manifesto commitments to getting the NHS back on its feet, putting more police on the street and recruiting more teachers in our schools. After 14 years of broken promises, people in Basingstoke and across Britain understandably doubt that politics can make a difference to their lives.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
luketmurphy.medium.com | Luke Murphy
Luke Murphy·Follow2 min read·--This short memoir is a little door into the world of Japanese ultra-nationalism, the cult of the warrior and the inability of words to articulate the self and the world. Yukio Mishima writes about how he finds the limits of language in describing life and of organising society. He finds a new way to express himself through bodybuilding and the sculpting of his body’s muscles. Perhaps we do forget the profundity of one’s own body.
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Cracking result. First double-British podium at the #BritishGP since David Coulthard and Eddie Irvine in 1999! #F1
What a show these two put on today! 😍 @LandoNorris 🤗 @LewisHamilton #BritishGP #F1 https://t.co/DKpbnZCLMX
Sensible decision, and just about in good time, too. Nothing should come in the way of any rescue attempts or emergency services. #F1 #F12023 #EmiliaRomagnaGP
🚨The #ImolaGP has officially been cancelled by Formula 1 ⬇️ The race will not go ahead as focus switches to rescue operation in Imola #F1 #F12023 #F1news https://t.co/NbgctrLl99
I don't believe Sky have ever got their #F1 intro music right. It's supposed to build the hype. Just can't get behind some angry violin intro, or whatever it is.