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McCluskey drives Tories out of Wales
Unite leader puts the case to trade unionists

UNITE leader Len McCluskey embarks on a whistle-stop tour of Wales today and tomorrow with a clear message for voters: “Drive the Tories from your great country.”

Mr McCluskey will cross Offa’s Dyke to mobilise union members and the public for the general election on May 7.

Sweeping across south Wales, he will remind voters of the relentless Tory attacks on the nation and urged them to turn out for Labour.

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