 The pensioner, 88, said: 'I wrote to him two months ago and still nothing. He wants drumming out, he's not interested in the people of West Suffolk. 'Ever since he got his new girlfriend and moved to London he's abandoned us. 'He's not liked around here anymore. My wife has voted Conservative all her life but she turned to me today and said, 'I'm not voting for Hancock again'. He's workshy and he doesn't care. I'm furious.' Pub landlady Suzanne Kilbane, 60, said: 'I never normally watch I'm a Celeb... but I might start if he has to complete all those horrible tasks.' Suzanne's husband, John Kilbane, 66, used to work as a registered nursing manager before retiring. The couple now run the Red Lion pub in nearby Kirtling. Ben Snaith, 27, says Matt Hancock going to the jungle 'seems like a publicity stunt' ( Phil Harris) Claire Dean says 'it seems like he's trying to make people like him again' ( Phil Harris) John said: 'I wouldn't vote for him as an MP now. To me, it comes down to an issue of trust and you can't trust him.' Gra){kind=link}
Hardworking voters in Newmarket – where the former health secretary Matt Hancock has served as an MP since 2010 – are ‘furious’ and say he’s not interested in his own constituents
Matt Hancock’ s fed-up constituents have criticised the “workshy” MP for “abandoning” his post to take part in I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
Hardworking voters in Newmarket – where the former health secretary has served as an MP since 2010 – said they were “furious”.
And they claimed they had been left to fend for themselves as they struggled to pay the bills during the cost of living crisis.
Retired clothes shop owner Roy Fox said he wrote to West Suffolk MP Hancock to complain about difficulties getting his disabled badge – but had not had a response after more than two months.