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| Tom Brake MP | <info@tombrake.co.uk> | 24th July 2008 |
We Can Cut Crime - A Liberal Democrat CampaignCrime is one of the biggest issues in Britain today. On Crime....
Ming Campbell's Liberal Democrats are taking the lead, proposing real action at a national level and acting to cut crime where we are in power locally. Violent crime is rising, anti-social behaviour is still a serious problem, and our prisons are overflowing. Labour have talked tough but have failed to deliver despite 10 years in power. The Tories are in disarray on crime. One day it's hug a hoodie; the next it's slap a hoodie. Who knows what the Tories stand for now? What we do know is that the last Tory government cut police numbers and let violent crime double. Enough is enough. Tough talk doesn't tackle crime - we've learnt that from the last twenty years of Labour and Conservative failure. This campaign is about taking effective action to make our country safer. We need more police, freed from the burden of bureaucracy, to take back our town centres, especially after dark. Instead of spending billions of pounds on compulsory ID cards for innocent, law-abiding citizens, that money should be spent on targeting criminals and tackling crime. We need a prison system that works. Prisoners should work to pay compensation to their victims, and to cut reoffending. A life sentence should mean life. We are serious about cutting crime. Together, we can make Britain safer for all of us 5 Steps to a Safer BritainThe Liberal Democrats have unveiled 5 key proposals to tackle crime. If you want to want to find out more please visit http://www.wecancutcrime.com Sign the Online PetitionIf you would like to help tackle crime in Carshalton & Wallington please take a few moments to sign our petition by following this link: http://www.tombrake.co.uk/petitions/ Printed and hosted by Prater Raines Ltd, 82b Sandgate High Street, Folkestone CT20 3BX.Published and promoted by Tom Brake MP, Kennedy House, 5 Nightingale Road, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 2DN. The views expressed are those of the party, not of the service provider. |