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Source: Own wordsSource: ManifestoSource: Leaflet what candidates and parties publish themselves. Source: Public recordSource: Third party a public record, or someone else’s report. Candidate statements and leaflets are published as written; we check they are real, not that they are true.
No winner, no score, no match. Switch topics and decide for yourself which differences matter.
Published positions: one row per topic, one column per candidate in ballot-paper order. Each topic heading links to that topic on its own page.
Party’s national policy, not Victoria Whittle’s own commitment
Source: ManifestoLabour's 2024 manifesto pledged to tackle serious violence with more prevention and personal accountability for those profiting from knife crime.We will tackle the epidemic of serious violence, with a greater focus on prevention, including by holding those companies and executives cashing in on knife crime personally to account.
We will tackle the epidemic of serious violence, with a greater focus on prevention, including by holding those companies and executives cashing in on knife crime personally to account.
Source: ManifestoLabour's 2024 manifesto set a mission to halve violence against women and girls within a decade.Our landmark mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade will require a national effort.
Our landmark mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade will require a national effort.
Source: ManifestoLabour's 2024 manifesto pledged Respect Orders banning persistent adult offenders from town centres.Labour will fix this by introducing new Respect Orders – powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres, which will stamp out issues such as public drinking and drug use.
Labour will fix this by introducing new Respect Orders – powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres, which will stamp out issues such as public drinking and drug use.
