cheering good afternoon, hebden bridge!hank you for what you do and for what you will do when you're the mp for this area! you got a candidate who is serious on campaigning against poverty, serious about representing the area, serious about standing upfor representing the area, serious about standing up for the schools, not doing stunts and not delivering on them, i think you know who i'm referring to. and, very serious... did some do say something? serious about the needs of the community and flood defences and river management. we must face these seriously. we cannot go three winter after winter for wejust go into cannot go three winter after winter for we just go into a crisis, eve ryo ne for we just go into a crisis, everyone wrings their hands and hopes it is not to wed in the summer. people should not go through this trauma and stress of having their homes flooded year in, year out, it's up to us to invest properly to make sure there are properly to make sure there are proper river management procedures and flood defe

he also criticised media coverage of his campaign in hebden bridge. dan johnson is there.f people that came to the town hall in hebden bridge to hear this speech. they had to stand outside, some of them, because they could not all fit in the room. it is the rivers that really define this area, the cow —— calder valley. flooding has affected this area badly in recent yea rs. has affected this area badly in recent years. that is one issue jeremy corbyn picked up on. at his focus was mainly on the nhs, the extra funding he is promising, and he also referred to the importance of funding mental health services correctly, and promised he would create a mental health minister in government. here is a flavour of what he had to say. i came from liverpool, where i was very honoured to be invited to speak to the rcn conference. i opened my speech by just saying thank you to all of those in our health service who worked so hard, way beyond the hours for which they are paid, with a 14% cut in their pay over the past seven years, but deliver the best service they can for all of us. i th

jeremy corbyn was in hebden bridge yesterday. it invigorated people. of talk about nationalisation. is that what floating voters, for example, want to hear? the volume of the crowd speaks for himself. this is what people have come out to hear. this is what people want. jeremy corbyn is what people want. jeremy corbyn is going to the root core. he is looking at the best solutions. i thinkjeremy corbyn will, and is, a great leader to take us through these difficult times. labour is miles behind in the opinion polls and has been for a long time for some do you think you can win this election? we all know what we make of opinion polls. of course we can win this election. people need to get out and vote. the amount of people who do not vote is what concerns me is that it is a huge turnaround of young people who did not vote last time if they voted this time, labour would definitely win the election. a couple of labour party supporters here in bradford. just for the implications on some of the proposals on education, gillian, and in particular, the plan that