The Home Secretary James Cleverly joined former Watford MP Dean Russell for the launch of his re-election campaign in Watford.
The Home Secretary joined Watford's Conservative candidate for MP as he launched his re-election campaign.
Dean Russell held an event outside The Tudor Arms in Bushey Mill Lane, Watford, on Friday ahead of theIt was attended by James Cleverly, South West Hertfordshire candidate Gagan Mohindra, newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards and Tory campaigners. Mr Russell said: “It has been the absolute honour of my life to represent you as your Member of Parliament here in Watford since 2019.“I am proud to have delivered a brand new Police Station, secured funding for our new hospital, helped to train 1,000 people in mental health first aid awareness and secured more than £5 million pounds to help reduce rough sleeping.He was elected in 2019 with 45.
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