Keir Starmer speaking at the launch of Labour's local election campaign

The video discusses the importance of local elections in Swindon, emphasizing the need for change in Britain due to issues like NHS waiting lists, crime, and tax rises. It critiques the current government's performance and calls for action to bring about change. Labour's proposed solutions include increasing neighborhood policing, training more doctors and nurses, and freezing council tax. The video encourages voting for Labour to build a better Britain.

What is the main message the speaker wants to convey about the upcoming elections?

According to the speaker, what are some of the issues that Britain is currently facing?

What does the speaker suggest people do on May 4th?

How does the speaker describe the current government's performance?

What is the significance of the windfall tax mentioned by the speaker?

What alternatives does the speaker propose to address the cost of living crisis?

In what ways does the speaker believe the Labour party can make a difference?