Cllr Alan Amos resigns from the Conservative Party, calling it a historic moment for Worcester City Council amid internal party conflicts
Worcester: Cllr Alan Amos has decided to leave the Conservative Party, and it’s making waves. He says he faced a lot of abuse from within his own party, which pushed him to resign.
Despite the drama, he feels grateful for the support he’s received from folks outside the party. He’s still focused on his work for the people in Lower Wick and Pitmaston.
Political leaders are reacting, with Labour’s Lynn Denham calling this a historic moment since he’s the last Tory on the council. The Lib Dems even compared the situation to a civil war!
Amos has been through a lot, especially with some nasty comments directed at him. One comment, supposedly from a party member, was particularly harsh, saying he’d rather drink his own urine than support Amos.
Denham pointed out that this is a big deal for Worcester, as there are no Conservatives left on the council. She’s committed to working with others to keep the city thriving.
The Liberal Democrats chimed in, saying it’s been eye-opening to see the internal conflicts within the Conservative Party. They believe Amos has done a lot for his constituents and deserves better treatment.
Amos expressed his gratitude for the support he’s received and reassured his constituents that it’s business as usual for him. He’s determined to keep working hard for them despite the challenges.
