The Barbados Labour Party made its presence felt in Sargeant Street, St John, yesterday.
By-election candidate Hudson Griffith spoke to a few concerned farmers as he canvassed the area.
In a brief interview afterward, Griffith said he was surprised at how receptive the people of St John were to him, given the perception of the parish being a Democratic Labour Party stronghold.
“The reaction has been somewhat surprising and humbling because I knew I was coming into the fort of the DLP,” he said. Griffith also took the opportunity to roast a few breadfruits and, along with party members, tucked into them. (CA)
The Bees swarm St John
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