Ed Davey says voters are fed up with “out of touch Conservatives” on visit to Tunbridge Wells 

1 May 2024

EMBARGO: 22:30 Tuesday 30th April

On Wednesday 1st May Ed Davey will be making a final local elections campaign visit to the key blue wall battleground of Tunbridge Wells.

Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey has called on voters to send the Conservative government a message and end an era of “out of touch Conservatives” as voters go to the polls tomorrow for this year's local elections.

Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey MP said:

"On Thursday millions of people will have a chance to send this out-of-touch Conservative government a message that it's time for a change. 

"From weekly sleaze scandals to monthly missed NHS targets, the Conservative Party has made the issues our country faces far worse with all their chaos. People are fed up with struggling to get a GP appointment and seeing their mortgage payments spiral all while our local rivers are ruined by sewage.

"In former Conservative heartlands like Tunbridge Wells, Dorset and Wokingham voters are switching to the LiberalDemocrats after years of failure from this Conservative government.

“Every vote for the Liberal Democrats is a vote to elect a strong local champion, who will fight for a fair deal for you and your community.”

ENDS

 


 

 

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