We will fix the NHS and will make an impact on people’s lives: Angela Rayner

London – Labour’s Deputy Leader, Angela Rayner, has called upon the British citizens to vote to end what she called the 14 years of Tory chaos.

Addressing a group of enthusiastic Labour supporters and voters at Belmont Circle in Harrow East constituency on Sunday morning, Ms Rayner said only Labour can turn the page.

Ms Rayner, who became a former MP after the dissolution of the House of Commons last month, said that the incoming Labour government will work towards bringing down long queues at the NHS. “We will fix the NHS and will make an impact on people’s lives,” she declared.

She called upon Labour supporters and voters to elect Primesh Patel as their new MP from Harrow East.

Labour parliamentary candidate from Harrow East, Primesh Patel, said the route to the Labour government at the parliament goes through Harrow East. Primesh, who worked with the NHS for 19 years until recently, urged all to ensure victory for the Labour party to fix the NHS and cut down the long queues. “The election on 4th July is between more of the same kind or change. And, I urge Harrow East residents to vote for change,” he added.

Primesh and other Labour cadres welcomed Angela as she arrived at Belmont in the Labour Battle Bus with CHANGE pasted on the outside. She spoke with local party cadres and urged them to work tirelessly over the next few weeks to ensure Labour’s victory.

Former MP from Harrow West, Gareth Thomas, Councillors and Labour supporters were present to welcome and listen to Ms Rayner amidst the Sunny morning.

Labour activists are canvassing in the Harrow East to win the seat from the incumbent Tory MP Bob Blackman.