The Prime Minister appeared not to realise that activists from the rival party had gatecrashed his trip as he spoke to voters at a rowing club.
Rishi Sunak and the parliamentary candidate for Henley Caroline Newton speaking to rowing club members while Liberal Democrat supporters pass by on a boat, during a visit to the Leander Club in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire (Jonathan
Mr Sunak appeared not to realise that activists from the rival party had gatecrashed his trip as he spoke to voters at a rowing club in Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire. Both parties are campaigning heavily in so-called “blue wall” seats in southern England, with Sir Ed Davey’s party hoping to snap up votes in Tory heartlands by focusing on issues such as health and the environment.Mr Sunak was joined on his visit by two Conservative candidates for nearby constituencies: Caroline Newton for Henley, and Lucy Demery for Wokingham.
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