Sparkly Gear Helps Keep Cyclists Safe and Prevent Accidents Gadgets Harm Young Kids, Parental Involvement is Needed Tougher Sentences Needed for Animal Cruelty Abusers Now Keir Starmer Praised For Creating New Apprenticeships

Jenny Hildyard from York thinks cyclists need better visibility. Wristbands that sparkle could help prevent accidents, especially when making turns. These would make turn signals much clearer, and affordable options should be available at bike shops. Some cyclists lack proper lights at night. Better visibility is crucial for safety.

TJ Ryder from York talks about parenting and the potential harm gadgets cause young kids. Ryder believes that most sensible people find excessive technology worrisome. People expect the state to fix every small problem these days. Teachers should focus on core subjects and not basic hygiene for kids. “Nanny state” specialists diagnose kids with new issues where perhaps more parental involvement may improve overall health. Parents should be more involved.

DM Deamer from York wants tougher animal cruelty sentences, particularly after incidents like the Harrogate dog’s terrible injuries and the Scarborough man hurting his cat badly. People are even using catapults to harm wildlife. Hurting innocent animals is awful. Abusers deserve much harsher penalties.

Geoffrey Brooking from Hampshire thanks Keir Starmer for creating 10,000 new apprenticeships. Apprenticeships boost the economy, and we must cut red tape that hurts businesses. Labour helps businesses, unlike the Tories. Labour aims to unlock potential for Britain.