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‘Not what I signed up for!’ Councillor who called defecting to Reform UK the ‘worst mistake of my life’ speaks to GB News
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Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, was launched in 2019 as the Brexit Party and has since rebranded, aiming to attract conservative voters dissatisfied with the traditional parties. The party's growth and influence have been subjects of interest, with some politicians defecting from other parties to join its ranks. Councillor Robbie Lammas's decision to leave Reform UK and speak out about his experiences sheds light on the party's internal dynamics and organisational structure.
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‘Not what I signed up for!’ Councillor who called defecting to Reform UK the ‘worst mistake of my life’ speaks to GB News
A councillor who quit Reform UK after defecting from the Conservatives has claimed Nigel Farage's party is “not what I signed up for”.
Speaking to GB News, Robbie Lammas said he initially joined Reform because he believed it would become an “alternative” to the Tory party but now considers the move the “worst mistake of my life”.
He said: “I was told that Reform is an alternative Conservative Party and they wanted …
25 Jun, 13:07