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Watford members write to NEC alleging Parliamentary selection stitch-up
Six leading members of the Watford Labour Party have written to the party’s governing body to complain about what they claim is a stitch up designed to hand a key seat to a candidate backed by Unite
The six sit on the selection panel set up to chose a Parliamentary candidate for Watford – which was held by the Tories at the June general election by a margin of just 2000 votes.
You can read their letter below:
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