LABOUR’S leadership was mocked today for a new campaigning “rewards” scheme which, among other things, offers party members a chance to Zoom with Sir Keir Starmer as a thank you.
The Dialogue scheme lists the “prize” for the best-performing Constituency Labour Party (CLP) by February as a visit by deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner during their CLP meeting.
The second prize is a visit from a shadow cabinet member, and the third is £200 of “digital spend credits.”
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