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Labour activist who called Enough is Enough demo 'full onslaught of very powerful interest group' now a council candidate

Frances Naggs wrote about how 'it is clear this group can employ the full might of the BBC to make sure its voice is heard very loudly and clearly'

April 24, 2019 15:12
Frances Naggs
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The Board of Deputies and Jewish Leadership Council have condemned Labour for selecting a a council candidate who previously dismissed the Enough is Enough protest as “a very powerful interest group mobilising its… immense strength” against Jeremy Corbyn.

Frances Naggs, who is standing to be elected to the Staffordshire Moorlands District Council, wrote a widely publicised Facebook post addressed to the Labour leader the morning after the Enough is Enough protest in March 2018.

The rally, which was organised by the Board of Deputies and the JLC, saw around 1,500 Jews come together with less than 48 hours’ notice to protest in Parliament Square against antisemitism in the party.

“Yesterday we witnessed the full onslaught of a very powerful special interest group mobilising its apparent, apparent immense strength against you”, Ms Naggs wrote.