‘Sir Keir’s version of democracy is closer to a dictatorship than a democracy’

• I WAS proud to support a vote of no confidence in Sir Keir Starmer at a branch meeting of Hampstead and Kilburn Labour Party last Wednesday, and delighted that the motion was carried.

The former chair and vice-chair of the constituency are still suspended from the party for daring to carry out the wishes of the membership and allowing a discussion of Jeremy Corbyn.

Since Sir Keir became leader scores of party members have been suspended and expelled, constituencies shut down, debate and discussion blocked, candidates imposed and resolutions ruled out of order.

Sir Keir’s version of democracy is closer to a dictatorship than a democracy. I believe he shames the party and the movement. And, to top it all, he’s completely useless.

Sir Keir needs to stand down as leader or we need to get rid of him. He is leading Labour into a reactionary cul-de-sac.

STEVEN TAYLOR
Belsize Road, NW6