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Working people pay price for Labour councils - PM
The Herald
|April 18, 2024
PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak yesterday hit out at Labour-run councils across the country, with local election polls predicting widespread defeats for Conservative candidates.
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During Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Sunak said taxes controlled by Labour - including in Wales, London and Birmingham were indicative of what the party would do in government.
Referring to Birmingham City Council's financial plight, the Prime Minister stated: "What Labour has done to Birmingham, the Conservatives will never let them do to Britain."
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