Ed Miliband 'must act' over 'phantom' Labour members in Falkirk The couple, who asked not to be named, said they began receiving letters for the man more than a year ago. The Daily Telegraph understands that he is registered as a Labour Party member at their address. The husband said: "Someone from the constituency Labour party turned up at our door around nine months to a year ago looking for him, so they genuinely believe he exists. I'm a Unite member but not a Labour member - I just don't have any interest in any of it. Hopefully someone will get the letters to stop coming. The husband works at the Ineos petrochemical plant in Grangemouth, which almost closed with the loss of 800 jobs after the Unite union rejected a survival plan. The plant was saved after the union reversed its decision. Mr Joyce, who is standing down at the next election, said: "All sorts of murky things have been going on. Ed Miliband needs to take condemn it, he needs to have an inquiring mind and show moral courage. A Unite spokesman said: "As Mr Joyce and others know full well, Unite has been found by the Labour Party and Police Scotland to have broken no rule or law."