We appreciate this is a difficult and worrying time for people in our borough. The council is updating its coronavirus webpage daily and this is the best source for the latest guidance:
https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/covid19
The council is operating a Single Point of Contact system for ALL coronavirus questions and requests for the support, in order to process requests as quickly and efficiently as possible and prioritise the most urgent needs first:
Public.Health@walthamforest.gov.uk
There are also a number of programmes and hardship funds in operation to support residents in need:
https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/local-welfare-assistance-lwa
Discretionary housing payments:
https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/discretionary-housing-payments
Discretionary council tax reduction:
https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/discretionary-reduction-council-tax
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MEMBERS ONLY: What to do if you're not getting emails from Walthamstow Labour Party
Wednesday, 18 March 2020
Friday, 13 March 2020
LP members - if you haven't had your Leadership ballot invitation yet
@UKLabour tweeted yesterday: "If you haven't received your ballot for the Leadership contest, don't worry - there's still plenty of time to vote. If you think you should have received yours by now, you can request a reissue at http://labour.org.uk/reissue"
Tuesday, 3 March 2020
❌ Haven’t got your Labour Leadership Ballot yet? ❌
Here’s what you need to do 👇
➡ If you’re expecting your ballot by email, check your inbox and spam for any email with the subject line The Labour Party - Election of Labour Leader and Deputy Leader 2020 from the address labourelections@cesvotes.com.
➡ If it’s not there, click this link to request an email ballot reissue: http://bit.ly/2IgOaOw
➡ If you’re expecting your ballot by post and not received it yet, you can request a reissue here by emailing: leadership2020@labour.org.uk
Make sure you forward this message to all the Labour Party members you know!
➡ If you’re expecting your ballot by email, check your inbox and spam for any email with the subject line The Labour Party - Election of Labour Leader and Deputy Leader 2020 from the address labourelections@cesvotes.com.
➡ If it’s not there, click this link to request an email ballot reissue: http://bit.ly/2IgOaOw
➡ If you’re expecting your ballot by post and not received it yet, you can request a reissue here by emailing: leadership2020@labour.org.uk
Make sure you forward this message to all the Labour Party members you know!
Problems with LP members' ballot invitations
A number of local party members have had messages from the LP office for the leadership elections which refer to the need for members to be on the electoral register for them to be eligible to vote in the leadership ballot. They have unfortunately been advised to email an address that bounces back.
Given the scale of the task of administering this ballot it may well be difficult to get through to anyone, but it might be worth trying one of these alternative addresses if, as a party member, you find yourself in this position:
Don't forget that to check if you have actually had the ballot invitation search your email inbox for:
Sender: labourelections@cesvotes.com
Subject line: The Labour Party – Election of Labour Leader and Deputy Leader 2020.
Given the scale of the task of administering this ballot it may well be difficult to get through to anyone, but it might be worth trying one of these alternative addresses if, as a party member, you find yourself in this position:
labourmembership@labour.org.uk
enquiries@lpms-support.com
membershipaction@labour.org.uk
Don't forget that to check if you have actually had the ballot invitation search your email inbox for:
Sender: labourelections@cesvotes.com
Subject line: The Labour Party – Election of Labour Leader and Deputy Leader 2020.
Monday, 24 February 2020
Labour Leadership ballots going out from today
Today ballots start going out to all eligible LP members for the Labour Leadership, Deputy Leadership and NEC elections. Most people vote within the first 24 hours of getting their ballot, so this is going to be the most important part of the entire leadership election.
You may not get your ballot today (24 Feb). It will take most of this week for everyone to get them.
If you have an individual email address on the LP system you will get your ballot electronically. Only those who don't have an individual email address on the system will get a ballot pack in the post.
To check if you have had the ballot search your email inbox for:
To reduce the chance of your ballot going into your spam or junk folder add the following email address, as above, to your 'trusted sender' list (or to your contacts list): labourelections@cesvotes.com
Before getting in touch for help check your junk/spam mail
For help email theteam@labour.org.uk (don't email walthamstowclp)
Ballot reissue requests open on Monday 2 March. Do not request a reissue before this date.
Once you have received your ballot you will only be able to vote once. You will not be able to change your mind subsequently.
You may not get your ballot today (24 Feb). It will take most of this week for everyone to get them.
If you have an individual email address on the LP system you will get your ballot electronically. Only those who don't have an individual email address on the system will get a ballot pack in the post.
To check if you have had the ballot search your email inbox for:
- Sender: labourelections@cesvotes.com
- Subject line: The Labour Party – Election of Labour Leader and Deputy Leader 2020.
To reduce the chance of your ballot going into your spam or junk folder add the following email address, as above, to your 'trusted sender' list (or to your contacts list): labourelections@cesvotes.com
Before getting in touch for help check your junk/spam mail
For help email theteam@labour.org.uk (don't email walthamstowclp)
Ballot reissue requests open on Monday 2 March. Do not request a reissue before this date.
Once you have received your ballot you will only be able to vote once. You will not be able to change your mind subsequently.
Saturday, 8 February 2020
Deadline 19 Feb: London Assembly candidate selections ballot for LP members
The ballot of LP members in London constituencies to select the Candidates for the London elections in May is currently underway. Members should by now have had an email with their voting details, including a link to enable you to vote online. The ballot closes on 19 February at 12 noon. If you haven't seen the email in your inbox check your 'spam' or 'junk' folder, and also your 'trash' or 'bin' folder. The message header will be
"London Labour Party - London Assembly Member selections 2020"
The email sender will be: "takepart@cesvotes.com". You have to have been a continuous member from 26 September 2018 to the present and not in membership subscription arrears to be eligible to vote.
If you definitely haven't had the email contact: londonassembly@labour.org.uk
You can also check here for suggestions to help you get the messages you want from the Labour party
"London Labour Party - London Assembly Member selections 2020"
The email sender will be: "takepart@cesvotes.com". You have to have been a continuous member from 26 September 2018 to the present and not in membership subscription arrears to be eligible to vote.
If you definitely haven't had the email contact: londonassembly@labour.org.uk
You can also check here for suggestions to help you get the messages you want from the Labour party
Monday, 3 February 2020
For Walthamstow LP members: revised date of leadership nomination meeting 11 February
The guidance issued by the Labour Party General Secretary for running meetings to make nominations for leader and deputy leader has more than one interpretation. To clarify its meaning our meeting proposals were sent for approval to the London Regional Labour Party on 19 January, but to date there has been no response. However in the last 12 hours it's become apparent they may be challenged and our nomination could risk being declared invalid. To address this it is necessary to move the meeting to another date. The executive recognise this will cause inconvenience, but believe it is important for the CLP to be able to submit a valid nomination, and we would be grateful if you can assist in sharing this change of date with others.
The meeting will therefore now take place on Tuesday 11th February at the same venue. The meeting starts at 8pm. Doors open at 7.15pm. Doors will close to admissions at the start of the ‘discussion of candidate qualities’, about 20 minutes into the meeting.
Any Walthamstow Labour Party member who has been a member since on or before 17 December 2019 can vote in this meeting. The other arrangements and timings are the same.
Candidates’ statements: The Labour Party website (here) has statements from the candidates for Leader and Deputy, to read online or download. You need to login with Labour as a first step. A limited number of printed copies of the statements will be available at the meeting.
The message has been sent via the LP Organise system, to the thousands of members in Walthamstow and may take an hour or so to reach everyone.
The meeting will therefore now take place on Tuesday 11th February at the same venue. The meeting starts at 8pm. Doors open at 7.15pm. Doors will close to admissions at the start of the ‘discussion of candidate qualities’, about 20 minutes into the meeting.
Any Walthamstow Labour Party member who has been a member since on or before 17 December 2019 can vote in this meeting. The other arrangements and timings are the same.
Candidates’ statements: The Labour Party website (here) has statements from the candidates for Leader and Deputy, to read online or download. You need to login with Labour as a first step. A limited number of printed copies of the statements will be available at the meeting.
The message has been sent via the LP Organise system, to the thousands of members in Walthamstow and may take an hour or so to reach everyone.
Saturday, 25 January 2020
For Walthamstow LP members - leadership nomination meeting 4 February
A message has been sent today to all members of Walthamstow Labour Party with details of the meeting on February 4th to decide the nominations to be submitted in the Labour Party leadership contest: leader, deputy leader, and in addition 3 vacancies on the National Executive Committee (NEC). Statements for the 9 candidates for leader and deputy can be viewed on the Labour Party website here. You need to login with Labour as a first step.
The message has been sent via the LP Organise system, to the thousands of members in Walthamstow and may take an hour or so to reach everyone. If you are a current member of the Labour party within the constituency of Walthamstow and do not seem to get messages from the local party have a look at this page to see if you can fix it
If you’re not getting LP emails you may be unsubscribed. Check & change subscribe settings at local, region or national level:
The message has been sent via the LP Organise system, to the thousands of members in Walthamstow and may take an hour or so to reach everyone. If you are a current member of the Labour party within the constituency of Walthamstow and do not seem to get messages from the local party have a look at this page to see if you can fix it
If you’re not getting LP emails you may be unsubscribed. Check & change subscribe settings at local, region or national level:
www.labourorganise.com/communications
(you’ll be sent a link with instructions)Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Walthamstow Labour party leadership nominations meeting
All members of Walthamstow Labour Party will be notified soon of the nomination meeting to take place during February to decide on nominations for Leader, Deputy, and 3 NEC vacancies. Notification will be by email sent using the Labour Party Organise system. If you are a member and are having difficulty receiving emails from the Party please check the header link (at the top of every page of this blog) labeled "MEMBERS ONLY"
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