By Georgetta Williams

The opposition People’s National Party has criticised the Jamaica Labour Party for distributing booklets detailing the ruling party’s achievements.

Yesterday JLP members took to the streets of Kingston to share copies of the booklets with the public.

This activity was led by party leader Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness.

Speaking at a PNP meeting in Spanish Town St. Catherine last night, Councillor for the Waterford division in Portmore, Fenley Douglas said the JLP’s book of achievement contains grammatical errors and some citizens are disposing them on the streets.

And candidate for North West St. Catherine, Damion Crawford told party supporters that he too can take to the streets.