
Reform’s policy chief shared stage with ‘white nationalist’ politician
That Reform’s policy chief feels comfortable sharing a stage with someone who holds such disgraceful views speaks volumes of the kind of values Farage is comfortable with.

That Reform’s policy chief feels comfortable sharing a stage with someone who holds such disgraceful views speaks volumes of the kind of values Farage is comfortable with.

Panic has set in among Reform’s senior figures

It’s not the first time that the Reform-led council has been embroiled in a racism scandal.

“Petulant hissy fit man having highlighted the very reason why he is unfit for office then plays on it to the crowd of paying gullibles.”

Nothing but broken promises, council tax rises and infighting among its councillors.

That has always been the problem with populism, offer simplistic solutions to complex problem which begin to fall apart when they collide with reality.

It comes after MPs were told to ban crypto donations and to cap expat donations to prevent foreign interference in British politics.

After reaching highs of around 30% last year, a number of polls have shown Reform now dropping in the polls, as Farage’s appeal begins to fall.

Unlike Truss, the Chancellor has said that only the poorest households will get government support if the conflict pushes up gas and electricity charges.

Now it turns out that the party’s council leader has broken another promise when it comes to giving members of the council a pay rise.