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Every substantive Bluesky post by Anna Gelderd, classified for substance and tone — each links out to the original on Bluesky. Back to the MP page.

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@annagelderdmp.bsky.social
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Voice score reflects the argumentative tone of the MP's own posts (critical vs supportive) — not what other people say about them. The "criticises" and "supports" lists below show who they're directing each tone at.

Most supports
  • Labour government2
  • Looe Town Council2
  • Devon & Cornwall Police & Crime Commissioner2
Top topics
  • Health & NHS11 postsneutral
  • Technology & Digital6 postssupportive
  • Transport6 postssupportive
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16 Jun 2026MP & Parliamentcelebratory“My team and I have now actioned over 20,000 cases since I was elected as your MP, and I’m incredibly proud of the hard work that goes into supporting people across South East Cornwall.”↗
16 Jun 2026Transportmeasured“As your MP, I often engage with our local councillors from across the political spectrum to speak about the issues affecting us in South East Cornwall. In a recent meeting, we particularly focused on the Tamar crossings. We must work together to deliver fairer transport for local people.”↗
10 Jun 2026Educationmeasured“I recently spoke with Dr Alec Forsyth about the importance of studying how to grow plants in further education. Horticulture (the science of growing fruit, veg, trees etc), is important for rural farming communities so that we can be innovators in the field and drive future sustainable growth.”↗
10 Jun 2026Educationcelebratory“Great news! Three schools in South East Cornwall have been successful in their bids to secure a share of the £450 million Condition Improvement Fund. I want to congratulate the schools and thank everyone involved who took the time to bid for the funding.”↗
4 Jun 2026Local Governmentcelebratory“Both teams have worked hard to keep Looe’s residents, visitors and businesses safe. Our emergency services face extra pressures in peak visitor seasons. That’s why in Parliament I emphasised the importance of fair funding to further support our emergency services in busy periods.”↗
4 Jun 2026Crime & Policingcelebratory“I also want to thank the RNLI for their incredible work in these incidents, and the work of local security officers who were funded through a partnership between Looe Town Council and Looe Business Forum with support from the Devon & Cornwall Police & Crime Commissioner’s office.”↗
4 Jun 2026Crime & Policingempathetic“The recent incidents of antisocial behaviour in Looe have been particularly distressing for our local community. No one should feel unsafe in the area where they live and the actions of a small minority should not affect the wellbeing of others.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSmeasured“In their response I am glad that they are taking the issues seriously. They are listening to concerns and have already taken steps to move from 'Requires improvement' to 'Good' under CQC ratings, and will carry on working hard so patients see improvements over the next few months.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSmeasured“Many constituents have been in touch with me to raise issues regarding Rosedean Surgery and so I recently wrote to the executive team at One Medicare to get answers on how they plan to improve the patient experience. I'll always do all I can to champion the needs of local residents.”↗
2 Jun 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“Casework updates from May.”↗
2 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“In the next few years, the use of AI is going to become more and more frequent. I asked the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology what the department is doing to prepare rural areas for the AI age.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSempathetic“Every day, two pregnant women are diagnosed with cancer, which is a devastating situation for any family. Mummy's Star supports more than 400 mums each year with one‑to‑one guidance and a wealth of information to help them through an incredibly difficult and isolating time.”↗
2 Jun 2026Transportcelebratory“I recently met with the new regional director of National Highways and his team. Between Carkeel and Trerulefoot, there have been zero accidents resulting in death or serious injury and zero road closures due to accidents since the average speed cameras were put in place.”↗
2 Jun 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“I recently met with the Managing Director at Cornwall Resources, Dennis Rowland, to talk about how the site at Kelly Bray is progressing and the £30 million Kernow Industrial Growth Fund that was created by the Labour government.”↗
2 Jun 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“In Parliament, I emphasised that South East Cornwall is a vital part of the civilian and military workforce, and supply chains, that power this crucial national defence infrastructure. As one Team Tamar our communities must have a sustainable, long-term solution to the Tamar Crossings.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSmeasured“Many local people have been in contact with me about NHS dentistry services in South East Cornwall. That’s why I asked the Department for Health and Social Care about difficulties in accessing NHS dental care in rural areas like ours.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSmeasured“I recently met with Chair James Brent and Chief Executive Neil Macdonald to talk about updates for University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust and what it means for those of us in South East Cornwall who access essential healthcare across the Tamar.”↗
2 Jun 2026Health & NHSmeasured“I recently brought together patients, clinicians, and local charity Histio Champions, in Parliament to discuss histiocytosis, a rare group of cancers, and the differences in accessing treatment in communities like ours in South East Cornwall.”↗
22 May 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“Congratulations to The Story of Emily in Liskeard for receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award at the 32nd Annual Thea Awards across the pond in Florida!”↗
21 May 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“During the debate of the King’s Speech this week, I made it clear that we must ensure our digital defence is as well prepared as our physical capabilities. In South East Cornwall, we have a deep understanding of the importance of defence.”↗
20 May 2026Local Governmentmeasured“Some group discussions I’ve held recently: ✅ SEND Roundtable – engaged with parents and education professionals ✅ Bus Roundtable – brought together bus companies and local people ✅ Treledan Town Hall – concerns about the proposed decision to appoint FirstPort to manage the Barratt Homes phase”↗
19 May 2026Transportmeasured“I was glad to attend a Tamar Crossings Spring Summit, which brought together MPs, councillors and officials from Cornwall and Devon. Our focus was on cheaper tolls for local people and how transport improvements can benefit communities and boost economic growth across the Tamar.”↗
18 May 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“St Sampson's near Callington and The Zone in Downderry have both received a share of the government’s £2 million national funding pot. We have some fantastic community groups in our area, so it’s great that these organisations have been recognised for all they do to support local people.”↗
18 May 2026Health & NHSmeasured“Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy is a lack of oxygen to a baby’s brain during or shortly after birth and affects 3-4 babies out of every 1,000. Peeps offer peer support and counselling to create a network around those affected. I encourage everyone in South East Cornwall to spread the word.”↗
18 May 2026Environmentcelebratory“The River Fowey at Lostwithiel has been designated as an official bathing water site ahead of this summer. Thank you to everyone who's been involved, responded to the consultation, and worked so hard to make this happen, especially Cllr Sarah Preece and the Lostwithiel Environment Action Forum.”↗
18 May 2026Transportmeasured“In Parliament, I raised my concerns about the funding for estuary crossings. As a result, I secured a meeting with the Minister responsible, and I look forward to working with all the local and national stakeholders on this issue.”↗
11 May 2026Health & NHSmeasured“This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year it’s all about taking actions to improve mental health for ourselves and others, whether that’s ensuring that we have a good night's sleep or reaching out to a friend who we know is going through a difficult period.”↗
11 May 2026Educationmeasured“Young people with a vision impairment are able to thrive as long as they have the right support and resources, both in the classroom and at home. I recently met with Guide Dogs UK to discuss the issues that our young people with visual impairments face and what we can do to support them.”↗
11 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“I was glad to spend time speaking with residents at my latest surgery. My surgeries are always an important time to hear about the issues people are facing. This time we covered a range of issues including planning concerns and road safety.”↗
11 May 2026Transportcelebratory“GWR will be nationalised this year!”↗
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Sources & methodology
SourceBluesky / AT Protocol API · author feed. Each post links to the original on bsky.app.
VerificationOnly handles linked from the MP’s own published list are ingested. Self-declared or unverified handles aren’t included.
ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
WindowThe 60-day summary above; the list covers all classified substantive posts.