Preaching to the choir
A tough audience awaits Barbara Follett tomorrow, as she hosts the first "informative (sic) regional event about the new Equality Bill...in Newcastle to update key stakeholders"
And what does the bill entail?: "[it] will streamline and strengthen discrimination legislation, including banning age discrimination in goods and services".
Maybe Geordie / Mackem / Smoggie business people might be the most suitable people to invite?
Erm, no:
"Stakeholders attending include local councillors from the north east region, equality and diversity organisations, Age Concern, fire and rescue services, university representatives and care services".
See what I mean about a tough audience? The payroll vote and Labour's amen corner, in the main.
And what does the bill entail?: "[it] will streamline and strengthen discrimination legislation, including banning age discrimination in goods and services".
Maybe Geordie / Mackem / Smoggie business people might be the most suitable people to invite?
Erm, no:
"Stakeholders attending include local councillors from the north east region, equality and diversity organisations, Age Concern, fire and rescue services, university representatives and care services".
See what I mean about a tough audience? The payroll vote and Labour's amen corner, in the main.
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