Rishi Sunak touched down in Aberdeen on a flying visit to address dwindling Tory members in Aberdeen.
It has been revealed, however, that due to low ticket sales the Tories have been forced to share their conference venue, the P&J Live, with musical act ‘Fast Love – A Tribute to George Michael’.
While it’s yet unclear if the Prime Minister has opted to stay on after his speech to watch the venue’s headline act – the SNP has poked fun at the Tory leader.
Local SNP MP Richard Thomson said:
“Voters in Scotland have so little faith in Sunak’s failing leadership that the Prime Minister has been forced to share a stage at his party conference due to low tickets sales.
“And no wonder – his predecessor’s careless whispers tanked the economy leaving the Tory party simply praying for time until the next general election.
“Rishi Sunak will attempt to convince voters, and a smattering of Tory members, he’s their man – but his calls will fall on deaf ears long before the night’s headline act kicks off.
“With a George Michael tribute downstairs and a second-rate Boris Johnson tribute act upstairs – it may not be Club Tropicana at the P&J Live, but we’re all too aware the Tories know how to throw an after-hours party.
“The sun is going down on the Tories sordid time in Number 10 and voters in the North East have the chance to gain freedom from the Tories altogether by booting them out at the next election with a vote for the SNP.
“Let’s tell Rishi Sunak’s Tories where to go-go!”
