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Bluesky — Sandher-Jones.

Every substantive Bluesky post by Louise Sandher-Jones, classified for substance and tone — each links out to the original on Bluesky. Back to the MP page.

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Bluesky activity · last 60 days
@louisesandherjones.bsky.social
44posts
37substantive
supportivevoice · celebratory → steady

Voice score reflects the argumentative tone of the MP's own posts (critical vs supportive) — not what other people say about them. The "criticises" and "supports" lists below show who they're directing each tone at.

Most supports
  • Labour government12
  • Armed Forces3
  • UK Armed Forces2
Top topics
  • Defence & Security16 postssupportive
  • Education7 postsneutral
  • Technology & Digital5 postssupportive
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Each post links out to the original on Bluesky — open it there to read the full thread and replies.

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2 Jul 2026Educationcelebratory“Women have made extraordinary contributions to research, from Ada Lovelace to Dorothy Hodgkin. That’s why we’re introducing this charter to make sure women can overcome the structural barriers in research.”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationmeasured“The charter will ensure organisations have effective and clear mechanisms to report and address unacceptable behaviour, including protections for those raising concerns about bullying and harassment.”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationmeasured“This means they must at least match the support UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) already provides to the PhD students they fund. Including support for pregnancy-related sickness, adoption, neonatal care and the loss of a baby.”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationcelebratory“That’s why the government has introduced a new Women in Research Charter, with over 50 signatories across the UK.📝”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationmeasured“Currently, girls make up 48% of STEM GCSE students and women account for 53% of science undergraduates, but those numbers fall sharply as careers progress. Women hold just 31% of professorships and men are nearly three times more likely to have careers in research.📉”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationmeasured“Barriers like no paid maternity leave for female PhD researchers hold them back from pursuing or developing their careers in research – ultimately depriving us all of breakthroughs that could save lives.”↗
2 Jul 2026Educationmeasured“Between being in the army and becoming an MP, I worked in tech analysing the impact of natural disasters. Unfortunately, the boundaries for women in research can often dissuade them from this career path entirely. Let’s talk about that🧵”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“I am now so proud to be part of the team changing all that and more. This is record investment to transform our Armed Forces🤝”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securityangry“I served through the previous Tory government- I saw old kit getting older and not replaced. I saw pay frozen and housing neglected. It was shameful.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“This plan backs British industry. 60,000 industry jobs will be created here in the UK by the end of the decade, taking defence-related jobs in the UK to a projected half a million.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“We’re also investing £115 million to raise the UK’s defences against threats from AI.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“£11 billion will be spent on munitions and weapons to increase UK stockpiles and ensure our Armed Forces have the right mix of capabilities to defeat targets. By 2030, we will have built at least six new energetics factories and increased our national munitions production capacity.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“Over £5 billion of this will fund a total drone transformation, including delivering expendable autonomous systems to rapidly increase the lethality of the Army, Commando Force and Special Forces.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“Nearly £300 billion of investment will fund key equipment and technology to prepare for the wars of today and the future.”↗
30 Jun 2026Defence & Securitymeasured“The Defence Investment Plan just dropped. Here’s what you need to know about how we’re transforming our Armed Forces.👇”↗
27 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“Today we celebrate every member of the Armed Forces community who turns up, day after day, to defend our way of life - whether on operations, on exercise or working quietly behind the scenes. To you and your families this #ArmedForcesDay: thank you.”↗
26 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“Our amazing Armed Forces stand ready to support humanitarian missions around the world whenever they are needed.”↗
26 Jun 2026Defence & Securityempathetic“Like many, I was horrified to see the dreadful effects of the devastating earthquake in Venezuela. Today, I'm so pleased that the RAF is supporting the UK's humanitarian response by transporting specialist search and rescue teams and vital equipment to assist life-saving efforts on the ground.”↗
24 Jun 2026MP & Parliamentangry“Kemi not missing an opportunity to show her real colours as someone without any kind of grace. The Speaker is right: we must lead by example and show our constituents we are serious and not playground bullies. I doubt she'll listen!”↗
24 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“So proud to update the House yesterday: RFA Lyme Bay and HMS Dragon are now in the Middle East. Over 270 personnel; Royal Navy, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, Royal Marines, British Army and French sailors, have come together for a mission that matters to families here at home and to the global economy.”↗
22 Jun 2026Defence & Securitycelebratory“Delighted to attend the flag raising ceremony for the start of Armed Forces Week in Westminster. A huge thank you to Elliott for reading a beautiful poem about his dad's service and to the Military Kids Choir. This week is so important for us to recognise our service personnel and their families.”↗
19 Jun 2026Transportempathetic“As is so often the case in incidents like this, the response from the emergency services, including the air ambulance, has been exceptional. I am also thinking of the railway staff and first responders who have been working in difficult circumstances to support those involved and keep others safe.”↗
19 Jun 2026MP & Parliamentcelebratory“Wonderful news to see Andy power to victory in Makerfield for Labour! 🌹 Yesterday, the people of Makerfield chose hope over the politics of division. This victory was down to the sheer hard work of Andy, his team & the thousands of Labour activists. When we come together, we win ✊🌹”↗
16 Jun 2026MP & Parliamentcelebratory“Honoured to have been appointed the Armed Forces Minister, so how does that fit into the other things you should know about me? 🐾☕️🚶🏼‍♀️”↗
16 Jun 2026Culture & Communityempathetic“Today marks 10 years since the tragic murder of Jo Cox. We remember Jo’s courage, determination and optimism and we carry these values with us as we honour her memory. We must reflect on the words Jo said her maiden speech: ‘We are far more united and have far more in common than what divides us’.”↗
15 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalcelebratory“It’s clear that something needs to change and thanks to everyone who took part in this consultation. That’s why I am pleased that this Government plans to protect children online by banning social media users who are under 16 📱”↗
15 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“5. In national polling, children were asked which of the following persuasive design features kept them using social media: infinite scrolling (60%); receiving likes and comments (59%); and content recommendation (54%).”↗
15 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“3. 62% of children and young people said they would feel safer if the riskiest features were restricted. 4. 93% of parents who responded to the parents’ consultation are concerned about their children being contacted by strangers.”↗
15 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“1. Two thirds of children and young people supported a minimum age of 16 for at least some social media sites. 2. 90% of parents supported a minimum age of 16 for social media.”↗
15 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“This Government launched a consultation on ‘Growing up in the online world’. Here are five things we’ve found👇”↗
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Sources & methodology
SourceBluesky / AT Protocol API · author feed. Each post links to the original on bsky.app.
VerificationOnly handles linked from the MP’s own published list are ingested. Self-declared or unverified handles aren’t included.
ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
WindowThe 60-day summary above; the list covers all classified substantive posts.