Labour responds to 'another Tory drama' after Lucy Allan is suspended for Reform UK support
Labour has urged voters to 'stop the chaos' after Telford's outgoing Conservative MP Lucy Allan was suspended from the party following her public support of a rival candidate.
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On Monday, Lucy Allan was suspended from the Conservative Party after she threw her support behind Reform UK's Alan Adams in the race to replace her as Telford MP.
In a social media post following her suspension, Ms Allan said the Tories were "too far removed from the needs and concerns of Telford people" and that "the party has let them down".
Ms Allan, who has been the town's MP since 2015, said that Mr Adams was "Telford through and through" and had a "realistic chance of winning" against Labour's Shaun Davies in the July 4 General Election.
She added: "I first stood for election as a Conservative in 2006 and so this is a big decision for me, but it is the right one Telford."
