Chris Hartley
@chrtly.bsky.social
Politics, public policy, and books | Dad x2 | Public Affairs for Salvation Army UK & I | MCIPR | Views are my own etc.
Thank you so much to @adamjamesdance.bsky.social MP for supporting @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social's campaign to prevent drug deaths in the UK.
November 24, 2025 at 11:35 AM
Thank you so much to @adamjamesdance.bsky.social MP for supporting @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social's campaign to prevent drug deaths in the UK.
18 people die each day in the UK because of drugs- these deaths have increased by 66% in the last decade.
Today, @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social is delivering our petition to Downing Street, calling on the government to declare the crisis of drug deaths a public health emergency.
Today, @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social is delivering our petition to Downing Street, calling on the government to declare the crisis of drug deaths a public health emergency.
November 18, 2025 at 10:56 AM
18 people die each day in the UK because of drugs- these deaths have increased by 66% in the last decade.
Today, @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social is delivering our petition to Downing Street, calling on the government to declare the crisis of drug deaths a public health emergency.
Today, @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social is delivering our petition to Downing Street, calling on the government to declare the crisis of drug deaths a public health emergency.
Looking forward to @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social and Hestia's parliamentary roundtable on making legislation work for survivors of modern slavery.
April 1, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Looking forward to @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social and Hestia's parliamentary roundtable on making legislation work for survivors of modern slavery.
We're apparently not the only species who are delayed on their commute by the British railway system. Poor ladybird.
December 17, 2024 at 4:50 PM
We're apparently not the only species who are delayed on their commute by the British railway system. Poor ladybird.
Lovely to be in Westminster Hall again for the Parliamentary Carol Service and listening to the @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social International Staff Band.
December 11, 2024 at 3:49 PM
Lovely to be in Westminster Hall again for the Parliamentary Carol Service and listening to the @salvationarmyuk.bsky.social International Staff Band.
This Friday is #AntiSlaveryDay.
For 13 years in England & Wales, The Salvation Army and our partners have helped over 20,000 people to escape modern slavery and rebuild their lives.
But we estimate that for every survivor able receive support in the UK, 13 more remain trapped here in exploitation.
For 13 years in England & Wales, The Salvation Army and our partners have helped over 20,000 people to escape modern slavery and rebuild their lives.
But we estimate that for every survivor able receive support in the UK, 13 more remain trapped here in exploitation.
October 16, 2024 at 4:03 PM
This Friday is #AntiSlaveryDay.
For 13 years in England & Wales, The Salvation Army and our partners have helped over 20,000 people to escape modern slavery and rebuild their lives.
But we estimate that for every survivor able receive support in the UK, 13 more remain trapped here in exploitation.
For 13 years in England & Wales, The Salvation Army and our partners have helped over 20,000 people to escape modern slavery and rebuild their lives.
But we estimate that for every survivor able receive support in the UK, 13 more remain trapped here in exploitation.
Great to visit the Croydon Citadel for their Employment Day.
For 134 years, The Salvation Army has been helping some of the most disadvantaged people in the UK to find work and improve their lives, and this continues today.
For 134 years, The Salvation Army has been helping some of the most disadvantaged people in the UK to find work and improve their lives, and this continues today.
September 19, 2024 at 3:59 PM
Great to visit the Croydon Citadel for their Employment Day.
For 134 years, The Salvation Army has been helping some of the most disadvantaged people in the UK to find work and improve their lives, and this continues today.
For 134 years, The Salvation Army has been helping some of the most disadvantaged people in the UK to find work and improve their lives, and this continues today.