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

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@nadiawhittomemp.bsky.social
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Most criticises
  • UK government6
  • Government6
  • Nigel Farage5
Most supports
  • Labour government10
  • Andy Burnham7
Top topics
  • Crime & Policing22 postscritical
  • MP & Parliament15 postsneutral
  • Culture & Community11 postssupportive
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20 Jul 2026Housing & PlanningcelebratoryEnding rough sleeping is the kind of bold ambition our renewed Labour government needs. Very glad to see the new Prime Minister make this his first pledge. More of this please.
20 Jul 2026Defence & SecurityangryAt a minimum, our government must ban trade with illegal settlements. Beyond that, we need real economic sanctions, as those imposed so far have changed nothing. [2/2]
20 Jul 2026Defence & SecurityangryIsraeli ministers have just announced plans for new illegal settlements - three in Gaza and dozens more across the occupied West Bank. This is beyond reprehensible, and the international community must finally confront Israel with the full weight of international law. [1/2]
20 Jul 2026EducationempatheticSpeaking with parents of SEND children on the picket line this morning, I was really struck by their overwhelming support for teaching staff - because they know that the decision to strike was taken as a last resort and from a place of deep care for their children. [2/2]
20 Jul 2026EducationempatheticSolidarity with staff at Forest Fields Primary School on their 18th day of strike action. [1/2]
18 Jul 2026Cost of LivingmeasuredOrganisations focused on ending violence against women and girls are concerned that the government’s VAWG strategy will fall short due to insufficient funding. I asked the Minister for Women and Equalities how the government will ensure that the funding matches the strategy’s aims.
17 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentmeasuredAs Andy recognised in his speech, this is our final chance to seize the historic opportunity of a Labour government and defeat Reform ahead of the next election. We must not fail.
17 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentmeasuredCongratulations to @andyburnham.bsky.social. This change in leadership must be the start of a reset with public and the labour movement. We need action to prove that we can deliver the change that people voted for, redistributing wealth and power into communities and standing firm on Labour values.
16 Jul 2026Local GovernmentmeasuredI think it makes the most sense for the city and the county, from a geographical perspective, an economic perspective and in terms of how services can be best delivered. Thank you to everyone who took part in the consultation. 2/2
16 Jul 2026Local GovernmentcelebratoryIt's been announced that local authorities in Nottinghamshire will be reorganised into two councils from April 2028. I'm pleased that the government has chosen the option I supported, which will create a new Greater Nottingham Council. 1/2
15 Jul 2026ImmigrationangryA person fleeing war is not more deserving of safety because they can “contribute” more. [3/3]
15 Jul 2026ImmigrationmeasuredStudent refugee visas and community-support/business-support schemes cannot be the only safe routes for refugees. We should not be offering asylum protection based on qualifications, but on the level of need for sanctuary. [2/3]
15 Jul 2026ImmigrationmeasuredWhen 94% of Eritrean and 99% of Sudanese asylum seekers are ultimately granted refugee status, the government should establish safe and legal routes for these countries, or at the very least, fast-track their asylum applications. [1/3]
14 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentcelebratoryThe Hillsborough Law was first brought before Parliament in 2017, but it should never have taken this long to pass. This victory belongs to every single campaigner whose courage and persistence made it happen. 3/3
14 Jul 2026Crime & PolicingcelebratoryNow, they have finally secured a legal duty of candour for public servants and legal aid for bereaved families at inquests - a powerful legacy won not just for Hillsborough victims, but also for victims of every scandal who fought alongside them. 2/3
14 Jul 2026Crime & PolicingcelebratoryThe Hillsborough Law has passed all its stages in the House of Commons, marking a historic moment for justice and the end of state cover-ups. For 37 years, the families of the 97 fought for truth and accountability from public officials while carrying unimaginable grief. 1/3
14 Jul 2026ImmigrationempatheticWe need an immigration and asylum system rooted in compassion and human rights.
14 Jul 2026ImmigrationangryNot only will the government’s proposals punish people for seeking sanctuary and lock out many refugees from obtaining settled status by charging them for the support they receive, but they will also weaken vital protections for those who have fled war, torture and persecution.
14 Jul 2026ImmigrationangryYesterday, I voted against the Immigration and Asylum Bill because it is needlessly cruel and will divert resources into an unfair, unsafe and unworkable system.
10 Jul 2026EducationcelebratoryIt was great to hear that their Supported Employment team recently received a national award recognising the impact of their supported internship and employment pathways. 2/2
10 Jul 2026EducationcelebratoryI attended the opening ceremony for Landmarks Specialist College's new site in Carrington, which will provide education and training for young people and adults with SEND. 1/2
9 Jul 2026Defence & SecuritycelebratoryThey are particularly in need of medical supplies, especially tourniquets, and tinned food. You can donate to the Hub here: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding... 2/2
9 Jul 2026Defence & SecuritycelebratoryI recently visited City Hub Ukraine's new premises in Carrington to catch up on the fantastic work they’re doing, sending clothes, goods, and vital medical supplies to the front line in Ukraine. 1/2
8 Jul 2026OtherangryDespite more than 1 in 4 MPs signing my motion against the Code, it is due to come into force without any debate or vote in Parliament. I have written to the Minister for Women and Equalities urging her to withdraw it now. 2/2
8 Jul 2026OtherangryThe scrutiny period for the EHRC's draft Code of Practice ends this week. This Code will enforce trans people's segregation, out them to others, and put them at increased risk of harassment, abuse and violence. 1/2
7 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentangryFarage is just another wealthy grifter who cares more about his bank balance and his rich friends than his constituents. 3/3
7 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentangryThis is a cynical stunt to dodge scrutiny and responsibility for his actions, from his failure to declare his £5 million ‘gift’ from a crypto-billionaire, to the financial support he's received from a convicted fraudster. 2/3
7 Jul 2026MP & ParliamentangryThe Clacton by-election is not the people vs the establishment - Nigel Farage IS the establishment. 1/3
1 Jul 2026Culture & CommunitycelebratoryI feel extremely proud of our city and this powerful statement of who we are and what we stand for. Thank you to the grassroots organisers who led the way. [3/3]
1 Jul 2026Culture & CommunitycelebratoryIt comes after the launch of their successful Your Spaces Too, empowering local venues to declare themselves as safe and welcoming trans-inclusive spaces. [2/3]
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.