Luke Charters MP

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Labour Member of Parliament for York Outer šŸŒ¹Proud Dad & YorkshiremanšŸ«–

A video of Luke and Paul Waugh, MP for Rochdale stood outside Parliament speaking directly to camera.
The letter reads: Dear Shay, We are writing regarding the Rochdale vs York City fixture on Saturday 25 April 2026, with a request that this match be made publicly and freely available to watch on YouTube. The National League has experienced a genuine renaissance this season, and this game is arguably the biggest in the divisionā€™s history. Two teams have surpassed the 100-point mark, yet only one will gain automatic promotion as a result of this match. That storyline has captured the attention of the football world and beyond, and we believe it would be enormously powerful for this moment to be accessible to the widest possible audience. We are particularly keen to see this match made free-to-air in the context of the #3UP campaign. The National League has reached a point where many clubs now operate fully professionally, and recent history shows that those promoted are not only competitive in League Two, but often go on to thrive. Indeed, no club promoted from the National League has ever been relegated the following season, and we hope that record will continue with the winner of this game. Recent seasons show just how compelling the National League has become. In the 2021/22 season, Wrexham and Stockport both pushed the title race to the wire and have since captivated fans through their progress in the Football League, with Wrexham now challenging near the Championship play-offs and Stockport firmly in the League One play-offs. The 2022/23 season raised the bar even further. Wrexham won the title with a record-breaking 111 points, while Notts County amassed 107 points and still missed out on automatic promotion, the first time two clubs surpassed 100 points in the same campaign. This makes the current season only the second such occurrence. Even so, the stakes of a genuine winner-takes-all finale such as this surpass anything seen before. Put bluntly, it is box office television.
A photo of the LNER Stadium for York City vs Yeovil Town with a rainbow over the stadium
An article in The Standard, that can be found here: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/far-right-rupert-lowe-restore-britain-b1278712.html
A piece from the Mirror, which reads as follows: All the cost of living help available from April Energy Bills The Government says households will save an average of ā‚¬150 on energy bills from April as the price cap falls by 7%. This is on top of the Ā£150 Warm Home Discount for eligible customers. Rail Fare Freeze Regulated rail fares across England and parts of Wales are frozen for 2026. Ministers say some commuters could save around Ā£315 a year. Pay Boost The National Living Wage and Minimum Wage rise by 4% in April. Full-time workers on the NLW will get around Ā£900 more a year, while younger workers could see Ā£1,500 extra. Prescription Charges Prescription costs in England will stay under Ā£10 for 2026. All exemptions and Prepayment Certificates remain unchanged. State Pension Increase The State Pension rises by 4.8% from April 2026. This takes the full weekly amount to Ā£241.30. Universal Credit Two-Child Limit Removed From April 2026, families will receive Universal Credit for all children, regardless of family size. The Government says this could lift 450,000 children out of poverty. 30 Hours Free Childcare Eligible working parents can access up to 30 hours of funded childcare for children aged 9 months to school age. Officials say this could save families up to Ā£7,500 a year. Free Breakfast Clubs Free breakfast clubs are being rolled out to every primary school in England. Ministers say this could save families up to Ā£450 a year while supporting children's learning.
A video of Luke sat at his desk talking directly into the camera which is zooming in and out, with two short clips of PMQs in between.
A series of clips from a recent interview Luke did on Chopperā€™s Podcast, with each one of him taking into a GB News microphone
A video of Luke in a range of locations starting outside the Excel Centre speaking directly to camera, with some clips inbetween at the Pay360 Conference and a final clip of him sat down at his desk.
A video of Luke sat speaking directly to camera at his desk with several posters behind him
A video of Luke in an Office talking directly to camera, with a map of York Outer behind him.
A video of Luke sat at a desk in an office, speaking to directly to camera.
A video of Luke in his office, sat down at a table with Amira and Alex from the NUS, discussing the UK rejoining Erasmus+ over a cup of tea. This comes after he welcomes them both into the office at the start of the video.
Luke stood by Woody who is sat down, on a lead smiling with a church and village in the background.
A video of Luke sat at the University of York, talking about the meeting he held, with several photos in the video of Luke with his children.
A photo of Luke at York Station after the visit stood on the platform alongside four other people from Network Rail and LNER
A photo of Luke stood outside Fairfax House after a visit to the Civic Trust
A video of Luke Charters and Paul Waugh standing in front of a #3UP banner talking about the campaign, along with another clip of Luke and Phil Alexander from the National League standing in front of a banner and also discussing the campaign.
A video of Luke walking on College Green in front of Parliament
A video of Luke outdoors in a park on a sunny day, walking both towards and alongside the camera, outlining Labourā€™s achievements in Government.
A poster reading ā€œachievements of this Labour Governmentā€ with a list of them
A video of Luke walking to camera
A video of Nigel Farage sat next to Suella Braverman
A photo of Luke and Mayor David Skaith together holding the document.
A video of Luke in Parliament
A video of Luke talking about meal deals
Luke on ITV talking about Northern Powerhouse Rail
A video of Luke speaking in Parliament
A photo of Luke at Bishopthorpe Cricket Club
Luke with constituents celebrating the return of the Number 15 Sunday bus service
Luke at Middlethorpe Hotel and Spa
Luke in Brew York holding a pint with a Christmas jumper on
Luke and the Age UK volunteers at the gazebo.
Luke, and Barratt Homes + JRHT staff stood outside a door smiling.
Luke stood outside Baker Street with panini and his thumbs up smiling.
Luke and the 'reindeers' at the street party with Christmas lights in the background.
Luke and the manager of birch park shaking hands smiling outside the depot
Luke, Alfred and Headteacher James stood together smiling holding Alfred's Christmas card and a certificate
Luke lighting the candle inside Clifford's tower
Luke being presented an award by Ayesha in the Movember office.
Luke stood by the pitch smiling with his thumbs up
Luke stood by the pitch smiling with his thumbs up
Luke posting a letter in a "Sainsbury's" post box
Luke at Lord Deramore's on the field, with students and teachers, stood together smiling.
Luke and Martin Rowley smiling stood together with the choir and stage in the background
Luke holding up his plate of food and a thumbs up.
Luke sat at a desk with his laptop during his surgery.
Luke stood at the front of a class room speaking to students.