Reform UK Party Politics

  • Reform pump their stats

    It’s clear Reform UK are feeling buoyant right now. They’ve just ended their annual conference and proved a decent sized audience and a slate of speeches worth hearing can work.

    They’re now pumping the stats accordingly, and it looks good on the backend of things. The party claims it’s got 85,000 members and counting, which is a good figure.

    It also says it’s set up 266 branches in just two months which is a staggering increase in its reach. It isn’t yet clear how long these will last and which are able to bring results at the ballot box.

  • Reform UK celebrate success

  • Reform UK head for Birmingham

    On Friday Reform UK begin their annual conference in Birmingham for members and supporters of the party as well as assembled press. The lineup of speakers covers every base the party has right now.

    On Friday James McMurdock MP (South Basildon and East Thurrock/Reform UK) kicks things off, followed by conservative heavyweight Anne Widdecombe. Next, ex-military Ant Middleton speaks followed by the rest of the party’s MP’s, and Chairman.

    The next day is given over to further speakers and discussions about the party structure across the country. It’s the first chance ordinary members will have to share their views on what it will look like in years to come.

  • Reform UK bulk up

    Reform UK is taking Parliamentary life in its stride. It’s also expanded its scope institutionally across the UK. In recent days Nigel Farage MP has announced new branch chairs that shows a rapid expansion of a years old barebones outfit.

    The party now claims to have over 120 branches. A promotional video available on social media introduces some of those who now front the party at a local level with hopes to drive it forward.

    The new faces also join a small cohort of councillors moving to the alternative party after its recent election successes. Lee Anderson MP introduced these local representatives from England and Wales on his social media profiles.