The British public now sees Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party as the main opposition to the Labour government, as the neo-liberal ‘Conservatives’ continue to bleed support since their disastrous defeats in last year’s general elections and the local England votes this month.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has begun drafting legal challenges to shut down and block the opening of migrant hotels in the areas that the party took control of at the England council elections earlier this month.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party plans to hit the ground running after its stunning victory at the local council elections in England last week, with leadership vowing to use their newfound power to block illegal migrants from being housed in areas they control and to launch legal challenges against the leftist government’s green agenda.
Infighting within the Labour Party has broken out into the public following its disastrous defeat to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK at last week’s local elections. While some are calling for the government to abandon its “hyper liberal” agenda, others argue for doubling down on mass migration and high taxes.
Nigel Farage declared that Britain is at the dawning of a “new political age” following his Reform UK party’s blowout victory in Thursday’s local elections in England, from which the so-called Conservatives “will never recover.”
Nigel Farage will face his biggest test since the Brexit referendum at Thursday’s elections as his Reform UK party seeks to overturn the two-party Westminster establishment and build a base to bring populist governance to Downing Street.
In a significant blow to the beleaguered Conservative Party of Kemi Badenoch, one of the party’s top donors has defected to Nigel Farage and has pledged £1 million to Reform UK.
A leading pollster has said that Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is on the precipice of triggering the most significant political shake-up in over a century in Britain as voters are set to head to the polls for elections this week.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has said that his party may secure a “historic” victory in the upcoming local elections as multiple polls put the party in pole position, a week ahead of voters heading to the ballot box.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for a DOGE team to be deployed in every local council in England to reduce waste and inefficiencies.
Legacy parties are “colluding” to cancel elections across the UK this year because they fear the rise of Reform UK says Farage.
Conservative politicians have been discovering that their actions have consequences on Friday with the progressive party losing big in England’s local elections.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has said that it would be “outrageous” to cancel local and regional elections in May, saying the democratic process cannot be suspended because of the Chinese coronavirus.
The Labour Party is expected to have “one of its worst local election performances in recent history”, the prediction coming just three months after the party experienced its worst national election loss since 1935.
Senior Tories are reported to have told Prime Minister Theresa May to set a departure date next week, after the party suffered its worst local election result since the government of John Major in 1995.
Voters dissatisfied with the Tory government’s failure to deliver Brexit have spoilt their local election ballots, writing in “Brexit Party” and “traitor” besides the names of Conservative and Labour candidates.
The establishment parties have taken major losses in local elections in England, with both the Conservatives and Labour losing council seats while the Liberal Democrats and independents have gained seats in the hundreds.
Grassroots Conservative Party chairmen have triggered an emergency meeting to hold a confidence vote in party leader Theresa May — the first time such a measure has been enacted in the party’s 185-year history.
A pollster for Sky News has predicted that the Tory Party could lose more than 400 seats in local elections, whilst a projection from polling data points to a loss of over 1,000 seats.
A UK Independence Party (UKIP) spokesman has been much mocked on social media for comparing the party’s disastrous performance in the English local elections to the Black Death.
