JEREMY Corbyn is due to make a whirlwind visit to Stroud tomorrow morning to visit a small British company which manufacture windmills.
The Labour leader, who last visited the district during a trip to Dursley last month, will be dropping into Woodchester from the morning to speak to employees of Britwind.
Mr Corbyn is due to arrive at the business at Q Park in Bath Road at 10am.
Labour members in Stroud have been told via email that there is very limited space available to attend.
Steve Lydon, newly elected head of the Labour group leading Stroud District Council, will be joined by a number of his party peers to welcome Mr Corbyn.
Labour held onto its control of Ebley Mill at the district council elections two weeks ago.
Although it is not the biggest party, it again leads the council in a cooperative alliance with the Greens and Liberal Democrats.
Britwind is a small firm builds 100 per cent British windmills for landowners and business across the country.
The company is part of Ecotricity, who have been building big wind parks for nearly 20 years.
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