15 Lone Quotes From Angela Rayner — Quotes OF Quote
By — Abhijit Mondal
Grammar schools are about stigmatising children, not on the grounds of their ability, but on their background.
— Angela Rayner
The evidence shows that grammar schools overwhelmingly benefit those from more affluent backgrounds.
— Angela Rayner
In the 2010 general election, the Liberal Democrats built their campaign around a pledge to abolish tuition fees. By the end of that year, however, they had tripled them instead. The Liberal Democrats had made young people feel as if they were on their side. They were not.
— Angela Rayner
During the 2010 election campaign, Liberal Democrat candidates, including Swinson, signed the National Union of Students pledge to vote against tuition fees. Looking back, students were among the first to see the reality of the Liberal Democrats in government.
— Angela Rayner
I’m a mum and I hate the thought of any child going a whole day at school without a healthy meal.
— Angela Rayner
Give children healthy food and they behave better at school, concentrate more in class and perform better in exams.
— Angela Rayner
We as a nation cannot be satisfied with our children suffering health problems through no fault of their own.
— Angela Rayner
It took 15 years and a Labour government to finally see Section 28 taken off the statute books. But this victory belongs to the LGBT+ activists who campaigned for so many years, fighting for change from the ground up.
— Angela Rayner
I’ve met many lesbian, gay and trans activists who’ve told me what they face, sometimes even within the school gates: hate crime, fear of discrimination, physical and verbal abuse, domestic violence and homelessness.
— Angela Rayner
Child poverty is more than an abstract problem to me. It’s something I know all too much about.
— Angela Rayner
Growing up without love, without being cared for, might be the worst type of poverty.
— Angela Rayner
Many parents know that hugging your children — telling them how amazing they are — is so important. Some parents, through no fault of their own, don’t realise this. My mum was one of those who didn’t realise, and I almost was too.
— Angela Rayner
I first learned the power of a Labour government to transform lives growing up in my hometown of Stockport.
— Angela Rayner
At 16, out of school and pregnant, my own life could have been written off. It was the help I had from some of the then Labour government’s policies such as Sure Start that turned it around.
— Angela Rayner
I cannot be clearer about this. I am not in politics, let alone Labour’s shadow cabinet, to keep things as they are.
— Angela Rayner
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