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Bluesky — Collinge.

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

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Bluesky activity · last 60 days
@lizzicollinge.bsky.social
182posts
61substantive
neutralvoice · measured ↗ rising

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 criticises
  • House of Lords5
  • Reform2
  • Green Party2
Most supports
  • Labour government2
Top topics
  • MP & Parliament28 postsneutral
  • Other8 postsneutral
  • Education4 postssupportive
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Each post links out to the original on Bluesky — open it there to read the full thread and replies.

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21 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“@appgfairelections.bsky.social is calling for a National Commission on Electoral Reform. Well-attended panel yesterday in Parliament with John Curtice, @timbale.bsky.social (and me) on local election results and impact of FPTP. Lab members have supported reform for years, be good to see it!”↗
21 May 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“Today there's a debate on censorship of women's health content online, including Shadow banned words. I'm really interested in the misinformation and 'woo' side of the debate where bad information online harms women - anyone got any examples?”↗
19 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“Hey, I basically don't sign EDMs, I use them to recognise local groups and people. Standard policy!”↗
17 May 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“I love growing fruit and veg but ye gods it's not an economical way to eat.”↗
16 May 2026Othermeasured“This is something I unfortunately had to explain to one of my correspondents.”↗
16 May 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“Reminds me of the time the beautiful people of Liverpool followed the fash round with a speaker playing the Benny Hill theme tune.”↗
14 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“Some can register to vote anonymously and his circs definitely count. The list of professionals who can vouch for you is now quite wide. It's basically a couple of forms and an appointment with someone who can sign it off. Pretty standard for politicians and surprised he didn't know/no-one told him.”↗
14 May 2026Othercelebratory“The Lords have also kept cross-bencher Ravensdale (clearly the best name in Parliament). He does good stuff on housing, climate change and nuclear so I was very happy to see this.”↗
13 May 2026Housing & Planningmeasured“A lot of the West End is although I think scope for improved and increased flats above shops etc. Flats above the Arndale?!?”↗
13 May 2026Housing & Planningmeasured“Dorian is right. My simple view on this is 'more town centre housing'. There's more to say but having more people live somewhere does promote other stuff whether that's public services or businesses. A bit of gentle densification would help Morecambe a lot, and help us prep for the Eden Project.”↗
12 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“I have made a difficult decision and I am now asking the Prime Minister to step back.”↗
9 May 2026MP & Parliamentcelebratory“I love my drop-ins. Did two village ones today in different parts of the patch.”↗
9 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“God. Spoilt ballots are usually a source of cross-party amusement. This is grim.”↗
9 May 2026Local Governmentsarcastic“Reform in Lancashire still seem to be clinging to the idea that there's some secret leftwing money wasting scheme. They told one woman that the potholes would be fixed 'if Labour didn't waste money'. Dear reader, we gave them an extra £47m just to add to the pothole budget.”↗
8 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“It absolutely shouldn't have happened. We've legislated to make addresses being private the default. www.politicshome.com/news/article...”↗
8 May 2026Local Governmentangry“That's appalling! I remember in 2016 I had to disclose previous stalking to stop the county council disclosing my address! Absolutely ridiculous.”↗
7 May 2026Crime & Policingmeasured“Of course, prioritisation is a different thing but not needing to get a warrant removes a pretty significant reason that police might not feel it's 'proportionate'.”↗
7 May 2026Crime & Policingmeasured“This is one of the reasons that we changed the law to allow warrantless entry where geo-located items that have been reported as stolen are tracked to. People are rightly frustrated that they know exactly where something is but the police won't go get it. www.gov.uk/government/p...”↗
6 May 2026Culture & Communityempathetic“As Humanists, we stand in solidarity with British Jews who feel unsafe due to rising antisemitism.”↗
6 May 2026Energy & Net Zerodefensive“None of the evidence of what we've done in Government supports that statement - have a look at the clean energy transition in particular. And the point on the Greens is that they say one thing but object locally (and nationally with nuclear) to the infrastructure that we need.”↗
6 May 2026Energy & Net Zeromeasured“I see this firsthand on the Energy Security and Net Zero Select Committee. It's genuinely baffling that you have Tories and Reform denying that climate change is urgent or a problem and then on the other hand have the Greens opposing the actual practical solutions. Meanwhile, we're delivering.”↗
6 May 2026Transportmeasured“And the point of HS2 wasn't speed, it was capacity!”↗
6 May 2026Transportmeasured“It's definitely on the list - it was James' article that actually flagged it to me although I haven't read it all yet.”↗
6 May 2026Transportcelebratory“Yes, absolutely! @jamesomalley.co.uk does excellent nerdy posts (even if he's sometimes wrong 🤣)”↗
6 May 2026Housing & Planningcelebratory“Great overview of why the Renters Rights Act is so important nickkelly.blog/2026/05/05/w...”↗
5 May 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“Me and many of my colleagues continue to push for the Government to come off X hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2026...”↗
30 Apr 2026Othercelebratory“I've just been reminded that the Act which will take women out of the criminal law in relation to ending their own pregnancy yesterday received Royal Assent. It's been a long fight and I was proud to add my name to the amendment that brought it about. humanists.uk/2026/04/29/s...”↗
30 Apr 2026Crime & Policingangry“My team has just asked me if they can turn off comments on my Facebook post about the Golders Green attack. I don't know why I'm still surprised but posts I do about tragedies whether here or abroad seem to attract the worst of humanity.”↗
28 Apr 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“God, I wish I had the sort of schedule that would accommodate day drinking! In all seriousness, I'd be very concerned if I saw colleagues boozing during the day - I'd imagine at the very least a pastoral conversation would be had. Let's say that it's not something I see.”↗
27 Apr 2026Othermeasured“Interesting, as a bill supporter and as someone who would have wider criteria. I'd have to dig out the polling but my memory is that the highest level of public support is for terminal illness (technically defined, so less than a year) and the support lowers for other criteria (tho still majority)”↗
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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.