You told Tamsin your concerns. She put them directly to the Chancellor. She stood up for you.

This week the government took action and increased personal tax allowances for basic rate tax payers.  A family tax cut at a time when fuel and grocery bills are rising.  

The choice at the by-election on 22 May is between a Dunwoody who listens and takes action and a Tory party which has offered nothing on the 10 pence tax rate except a cruel con.

Tamsin Dunwoody, like her mum, will fight every day for you and your family.

People in Crewe and Nantwich are angry that Timpson’s Tories are conning local people. When asked if they would reverse the 10 pence decision, last week Cameron told a dismayed Crewe  voter: “I can’t promise that.”

Labour has listened. We’ve cut taxes by increasing the personal allowance so more people can retain more of their income before paying tax at a time when fuel and grocery bills are rising.

What it means for people only paying the basic rate this year:

• A £120 family tax cut for people on low and middle income
  
• A £120 tax cut for single people
  
• A £120 tax cut for couples with or without children
  
• A £120 tax cut for women aged 60-64

£250 Winter Fuel Payment for over 60s this year, £400 for the over 80s  
600,000 lower income people taken out of paying income tax altogether

Labour’s Tamsin Dunwoody listened to your concerns.  She stood up for you and fought for you.

She will always fight for you and your family – she’s a Dunwoody after all.