@MaternityNurse007, with you absolutely.
I'll vote for whoever, locally, will get the Tories out. I keep hoping one of the local beach donkeys will run, but where I live they'd only get elected if they were wearing a blue rosette, so the Lib Dems are the only (unlikely) option in a world that still uses FPTP. If you do the sums, in many constituencies, you'll see that more people voted AGAINST the Tories last time round than for them, yet they still got in due to our electoral system.
So many Tory policies damage women, whatever (some) Tory mouths might say about their views on what a woman is; their fundamental misogyny's right there to see in their legacies, especially when it comes to women not clever enough to have been born into a wealthy family or bagged a husband from the City or a Rees-Mogg clone...
And that damage is going to continue - making things much, much harder for local councils, especially those who dare be anything but Tory while rewarding already wealthy cronies with multi-mlllion pound contracts; the way the Home Office treats refugees; health and social care bill (those who hate the NHS are REALLY going to love what's likely to come next but the penny hasn't really dropped yet about just how expensive private health insurance is, especially if you have a pre-existing condition or two); right to protest pretty much being removed, just as a couple of examples.
That's before you even start on their environmental (lack of) policies and little things like being clueless on how to lessen the impact of the whacking great price rises heading our way on everything from gas to food. And I'm deliberately not mentioning the B word, which will really start to make itself felt this year (a lot of legislation relating to imports/exports hadn't kicked in last year).
Still, that nice Boris man has apologised for that little wine and cheese soiree in the garden now, hasn't he. That's what's really important...