Labour will mark a year in power on 5 July, the first time the party has been in government since 2010. From a U-turn on welfare cuts and scrapping NHS England, to trying to secure peace in Ukraine and managing the special relationship with Donald Trump, we want to know how you feel the party’s first 12 months in government have been.
What are your thoughts on the decisions that have been made so far? Has anything surprised you during the last year? Have your views changed since Labour came into power or do you feel the same way you did when they won the general election?
As part of putting your experiences at the heart of our journalism, we’re particularly interested in hearing your voice notes on what you think. These can be sent to us on WhatsApp on +447825903400.
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