As St George's Day unfolds in Runcorn, the atmosphere reflects significant political tension in the lead-up to a crucial byelection. Numerous locals express disappointment with Labour, traditionally dominant in the area, voicing support for Reform UK and its leader, Nigel Farage, amidst concerns over immigration and local economic issues. The constituency, which Labour secured by a large margin less than a year ago, might now witness its first non-Labour MP. As the contest heats up, the discontent towards Labour's leadership and policies becomes evident, threatening their longstanding hold on this seat.
I've been Labour all my life but never, ever again. They've done nothing but lie to us.
We need to stop the fucking boats. The pensioners need winter fuel allowance back and if you look around the town we've got barbers, dodgy cigarette shops, charity shops everywhere.
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