Vote for Elaz Janjua in Coventry Central

In July, Labour campaigned on a series of promises that they have since broken. They are no different from the Tories they replaced, and in some ways, even worse. 

Winter Fuel Allowance:  
Labour promised they would not touch the winter fuel allowance, but they have now voted to end it. This is a direct attack on those most vulnerable during the harshest months of the year. 

Child Benefit Cap:  
Labour had the chance to lift 450,000 children out of poverty by removing the two-child cap. Yet they have chosen to leave this policy in place, making it harder for families with more than two children to make ends meet. 

Pension and Tax Increases:  
It seems likely that Labour will target pensions next. They are also preparing to raise taxes, despite their clear promises during the election campaign that they would not. Instead of supporting ordinary working people, they are burdening us with the same austerity measures we saw from the Tories. 

This betrayal is even more striking given the recent revelation that within just three days of taking office, the Prime Minister was ready to commit billions to Ukraine. Money for foreign wars, no money for kids. They intend to let the poorest and most vulnerable in society bear the brunt.  

Labour campaigned on promises of fairness and change, but they are already failing to deliver, abandoning the very people who trusted them. If we do not hold them to account now, these policies will only grow harsher, leaving our communities worse off. 

Please do not let this betrayal go unnoticed. Together, we can send a message that we will not stand by while Labour continues these Tory policies that only benefit the few at the expense of the many.    

Through his tireless efforts, Hoz continues to be a voice for the voiceless, striving to create a more equitable and just world.

Youth clubs and boxing gyms

Lobbying Coventry Council to fund youth clubs and boxing gyms for Hillfields area to get young men involved with sports events and stay away from Drugs and Gangs culture

Cleaning up our streets

Cleaning up our streets to make the Ward a cleaner, safer neighbourhood.

Fixing traffic congestion

Working to fix traffic congestion, and Parking issues particularly on Berry Street during Friday Prayers times

Protection and Expansion of Workers’ Rights

Hoz will champion legislation to enhance workers’ rights, ensuring fair wages, job security, and safe working conditions. This includes supporting the right to unionise and pushing for stronger protections against unfair dismissal. By advocating for comprehensive labour reforms, Hoz aims to empower workers and protect them from exploitation.

Nationalisation of essential services

Hoz will advocate for bringing essential services such as rail, water, and energy back into public ownership. This includes ensuring that these services are affordable, reliable, and prioritise public interest over private profit. By nationalising key services, Hoz aims to provide equitable access to essential resources, prevent exploitation by private companies, and ensure that these services are run efficiently for the benefit of all citizens.

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A life-long activist

“Hoz cares deeply about people, he stands up for the downtrodden and fights against injustice with a passion. He cannot abide a bully. The saying goes, ‘The only thing necessary for evil to triumph in the world is that good men do nothing’ With Hoz at your side evil will not triumph, he could not stand by.

Hoz is driven to act and started trying to influence change when he set up Lobbi, an organisation that looked to unite political parties from all sides in an effort to work together to find better solutions than those offered by our current system. Now he’s trying to change the system from within.

He will be brilliant whatever he does.”

James Kearns – Scientist, Gardener, Salesmen, Teacher

WHY VOTE FOR OUR PARTY?

Worker’s Party Key Policies

Decent, Affordable Social Housing

Social Housing was something this country pioneered back in the day. We want to return to this, but with a modern twist, to provide affordable, cost-effective housing produced for people to live in, but using automation to meet the high demand for housing due to a failed free-market system.

Nationalise the NHS

The NHS has been broken into a million pieces — all of them private. It’s time to return the NHS back into public hands, do away with all of the expensive and convoluted market systems within it, and turn it back into a system which is responsive to the people, and for which, parliament is responsible. No more highly-expensive and useless PFI contracts.

Community-led Redevelopment

We will deliver mass-produced housing which will be affordable, and will provide families with homes of good quality. This will be done not by wasteful investment projects or private firms, but with automation and community-led building plans so that what gets developed in a community is what the community want, not what multi-national corporations want.

Bring in Children’s Online Wellbeing Act

We want to protect our children from addictive social media that leads to mental health, lack of confidence and self-harm issues. We want to limit enhanced content and all advertising to under-18s. That means taking on big Social Media companies in the Parliament to protect our future.

None of the mainstream parties would dare take on big corporate social media companies. This reason alone should be enough for you to vote for an independent party this election.

Stop the Genocide in Gaza

We are not afraid to call it what it is – Genocide! Most people agree with us, but the mainstream parties are simply ignoring the people. Make your vote Count! We do, by also supporting students!

Starmer’s Labour stands for relative reticence to criticise Israel. He said they have the right to cut off all water, food and electricity. He has never condemned any of the bombing of refugee camps killing hundreds at a time. That is unforgivable.

Reduce Bills – Nationalise the Utilities

Water and the Rail sectors are the prime examples of disastrous privatisation by Labour and the Tories. We stand for nationalising the utilities.

Labour – a supposedly left-wing party, can’t even name 3 industries they would nationalise.

For the full national manifesto of Workers Party of Britains follow this link.