• Graffiti sprayed on windows on Sunday night
• Luke invites vandal to meet him to discuss concerns rather than commit criminal act

Responding to the vandalism of his office, Luke Pollard MP said:

“I want to invite whoever vandalised my office to have a conversation. There’s no place for the hate and abuse that we are seeing on the rise. The individual who did this is clearly concerned about something so much they will commit a criminal act to voice their concerns. I hope they’re concerned enough to have a conversation.”

 

“My office remains open and my team are at work, safe and well. They do a superb job every day for the people I represent and they deserve to work in safe and secure workplace. I’m proud to be the first ever Plymouth MP to have a city-centre office and I believe having an office where people can walk up to while in town helps more people, makes me more accountable and is better for our politics.”

The vandalism has been reported to the Police and the graffiti will be removed today.