Gordon Brown is conducting a live webcast at 7 pm tonight. Why not focus on the one issue increasingly dominiating the airwaves? Tell him what you think about the cost of the 10p income tax band cut on 5.3 million hard-working people, and ask him to fix it.
Details of how to send in your question either by eMail or text are set out below.

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Text Gordon
Tonight Gordon Brown will hold a live webcast at 7pm on labour.org.uk to answer your questions ahead of the 2008 local elections on 1 May.
The webcast follows the launch of the Labour Party's party election broadcast on ITV1 at 6.25pm and on BBC1 at 6.55pm. Following the party election broadcast, for the first time ever, members of the public will be able to ask a head of government questions live online.
The webcast will be hosted by Arabella Weir, who will put texts sent in from members of the public to Gordon Brown.
The Prime Minister said: "I am excited that the webcast will give me the opportunity to listen to what people across the country are saying. I want to respond directly to the questions that people want answered. "I'm proud of Labour's achievements over the last eleven years, but not satisfied. We need to hear the people's priorities so I can know where we must pick up the pace of change."
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Peter Kenyon
chair, Save the Labour Party
FYI - I have sent the following message to BBC 2 Newsnight:
Dear Liz
If you are going on the 10p income tax issue, you may be interested to know that Gordon Brown is doing a live webcast at 7pm. As chair of Save the Labour Party I am asking if we can get a straight-forward Labour answer which will work on the doorstep.
This will also be a test of Labour's readiness to embrace new media. So I have posted my question and look forward to seeing the live event. It will be very interesting to see whether the questions put to the PM reflect current issues.
Posted by: Peter Kenyon | April 07, 2008 at 03:35 PM
I have also submitted a question along these lines. I hope Gordon addresses these concerns rather than casting them aside.
Posted by: Lee Skevington | April 07, 2008 at 04:01 PM
Dear Lee
Why not post your question on Membersnet, here or on LabourHome?
My message to Newsnight raised that question about will current issues be covered. it has been accepted by the moderator and posted here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/newsnight/2008/04/prospects_monday_7_april_2008.html
Posted by: Peter Kenyon | April 07, 2008 at 04:10 PM
To be honest, while I remember fulminating on this issue on Tom Miller's blog at the time of the budget, it wasn't big news in the Left press at the time.
It's not just the government that's not interested in the single working poor.
Posted by: David Floyd | April 07, 2008 at 05:13 PM