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Kieran Mishchuk, 19, who won his seat for Reform UK aged 18, tells Restore News why he made the switch and why he hasn't looked back.
The attacks continue as Restore Britain's popularity is causing panic at Reform
Prominent remigration activist Young Bob was assaulted and robbed in Whitechapel on Tuesday evening by a gang of muslims gathered for a debate outside a mosque.
Ben Habib's proposed merger with Restore Britain collapses after Rupert Lowe refuses to hand over the keys. The reaction from Advance UK's inner circle reveals more about their motivations than they intended.
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The phrase 'two-tier Britain' can be tossed around as much as the right want. But for Reform, there are two versions of it. One they will happily scrutinise and lambast. And one that quietly suits them fine. The post Reform don’t want to end two-tier Britain. They want to run it appeared first on Conservative Home.
Some people think that his party is a personality cult. But that gets it backwards. The real problem with Big Nige is that if he didn’t have such a firm grip on Reform, it would fall apart. The post Peter Franklin: Why, despite everything, I just can’t join Reform appeared first on Conservative Home.
We need a skills system that values routes into work as highly as routes into education. The test of government is not how often ministers talk about opportunity. It is how many opportunities they help create. The post Hannah Campbell: A million youngsters with out of work with no prospects is not just a social tragedy it’s an economic one appeared first on Conservative Home.
The only prospect of a Reform win in the Mayoral race was to edge the Conservatives out of second place in the first round, then take Conservative second preference votes to overtake Labour. That is a mountain they are not going to be able to climb based on the numbers from last month. The post John Moss: Reform cannot win London, but the Conservatives can. appeared first on Conservative Home.
Political pundits and even conservative ones, such as Jacob Rees-Mogg, believe they have found the remedy for the Conservative Party: working with Reform UK. From my political insight alone, I can assure you this remedy is more like fool's gold. The post Bernard Argente: Supping with the devil, so the story goes, requires a very long spoon – or just refusing to eat appeared first on Conservative Home.
What struck me most was the atmosphere. The Party has endured a difficult few years and nobody is under any illusions about the scale of the challenge. Yet there was a genuine sense of optimism in the room. People were not dwelling on the past; they were talking about the future. The post Simon Whelband: I went to the opening of the brand new CCHQ and met the man who inspired me to be a Tory appeared first on Conservative Home.
As patient and committed nationalists, the pursuit of independence will infect the decision-making of ministers for the foreseeable, but the general perception in Welsh political circles is the lack of ambition Plaid seem to have in sharp contrast to their campaign rhetoric. The post Calum Davies: Plaid may have power now but they don’t seem in a hurry to do anything with it appeared first on Conservative Home.
The likelihood of any deal with the Tories seems to have greatly diminished. The question ‘why not’? - to which there are many good answers - doesn’t. The post Farage is factoring in that delivering what Reform supporters expect is not as easy as they thought appeared first on Conservative Home.
Last month I surveyed 850 members of Reform UK, asking about their priorities for government, their attitudes to Britain, Conservative defectors, how they see prominent figures inside and outside the party, whether they trust elections, and how they think the civil service and the political establishment would react to a Reform victory. The post Lord Ashcroft: My survey of Reform members – Will they win? How will the Civil Service react? Who should follow Farage? appeared first on Conservative H
If you run a business you will know the pain of not being heard by politicians, of the weight of the tax axe hanging over you. You will know the frustration of dealing with more red tape — all imposed by people who just don’t get it. The solution is for those of us who do ‘get it’ to step up. The post Andrew Griffith: Tough choices are the stock in trade of business. We need more of that experience in the Party appeared first on Conservative Home.
Without doubt these new proposed amalgamations will lead to a loss of local knowledge. The post Rupert Matthews: Labour’s plan to centralise policing will not help defeat crime appeared first on Conservative Home.
ConservativeHome's round-up of ten of our best articles from the preceding week. The post Our top ten picks of the week appeared first on Conservative Home.
