Rhondda MP calls police after ‘angry crowd’ gather outside his office.

Rhondda MP Chris Bryant has called the police after an “angry crowd” gathered outside his office.

The Labour MP shared the news with his followers on Twitter in the last hour.

He said: “I’m told an angry crowd has gathered outside my office in Tonypandy and plastered it with stickers.

The MP added that it was “not quite an ‘attack’ as he had been originally told, but that he had notified the police.

I’m told an angry crowd has gathered outside my office in Tonypandy and plastered it with stickers. Not quite an ‘attack’ as I was originally told, but I have notified the police.

— Chris Bryant (@RhonddaBryant) July 3, 2021

The attack prompted many of his Twitter followers to ask who the crowd represented and why were they acting in such a way.

It then emerged that the “angry crowd” were made up of people who are against vaccinations a way to ensure the public’s health and safety as a means to minimise the danger of spreading the deadly Covid-19 virus.

One photograph of the “attack” taken by ITV Wales presenter Rob Osborne show stickers seemingly protesting against vaccine “passports”.

News of the incident was also posted on the MPs Facebook with claims made by some that people going for their vaccines in Ystrad had also been shouted at.