Local councillors have been demanding Milton Keynes MPs apologise over the controversial Christmas party video, following reports in the national media this week.
The video shows staff at Downing Street laughing about a Christmas Party. Since then, more alleged parties have been coming to light.
Both Milton Keynes MP’s have remained tight lipped over the issue but one has been seen in Olney dressed up as an elf.
Responding to the ITV video which shows Downing Street staff laughing last year about a Christmas party being held, Liberal Democrat Group Leader on Milton Keynes Council, Councillor Robin Bradburn said:
“Milton Keynes MPs Iain Stewart and Ben Everitt must condemn Boris Johnson's behaviour and apologise on behalf of their party.
"Boris Johnson's Conservative party is taking this country for fools. People in this area will see right through his poor excuses and evasive answers.
"People in Milton Keyes spent their Christmas away from loved ones, and sadly too many, lost family and friends to this awful virus. At a time of great sacrifice when the pandemic was at its worst, it is disgraceful to think that people in Downing Street were laughing about holding a Christmas party.
"Enough is enough. This government must be held accountable to an inquiry into all their rule breaking; from Barnard Castle to this latest episode. It cannot be one rule for them and another for the rest of us"
Despite asking for a comment on Wednesday, the local MP's still haven't responded.
Today, Local MP of Milton Keynes North, Ben Everitt, has taken to Olney High Street in his Christmas jumper.
People around the country are putting on their best jangly jumpers, tinselly t-shirts, festive fleeces, or decorative dresses to raise money for charity.
Over £27million has been raised through Christmas jumper day in the last 10 years.
