The drama surrounding the St James North constituency nomination continued Wednesday night with executive members locked out of the branch office at The Garden, St James.
One member, who did not want to be identified, told the WEEKEND?NATION they were unable to gain access to the office to hold a meeting because the keys would not work.
“It appears that the locks were changed,” the official said, pointing out that they had to seek alternative accommodation.
The official also disclosed that the branch would not support incumbent Rawle Eastmond, who up to yesterday, had not confirmed his participation in Sunday’s nomination exercise and therefore appeared to be out of the running for the St James North constituency which he has represented for 20 years.
Read the full story in today’s WEEKEND NATION.
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