REFORM UK - POLITICAL PARTY

Our country has so much potential, but both Labour and the Conservatives have broken promise after promise for the last 30 years.

You are worse off, both financially and culturally. Wages are stagnant, we have a housing crisis, our young people struggle to get on the property ladder, we have rising crime, energy bills are some of the highest in Europe, the NHS isn’t working, both legal and illegal immigration are at record levels and woke ideology has captured our public institutions and schools.

The Conservatives have failed and Labour will fail too. A vote for either is a vote for more incompetence, dishonesty and failure.

We are ruled by an out of touch political class who have turned their backs on our country.

Reform is the only alternative.

Lets Take Our Country Back!

Only Reform will stand up for British culture, identity and values. We will freeze immigration and stop the boats. Restore law and order. Repair our broken public services. Cut taxes to make work pay. End government waste. Slash energy bills. Unlock real economic growth.

Only Reform will take back control over our borders, our money and our laws. Only Reform will secure Britain’s future as a free, proud and rich nation. join the revolt.

Yours sincerely,

Nigel Farage

Leader of Reform UK

Reforms story

In the winter of 2018, as Britain’s political establishment floundered over Brexit, a new force emerged from the shadows of disillusionment. It was called The Brexit Party, born not in a backroom but in the glare of public frustration. Spearheaded by Nigel Farage and Catherine Blaiklock, it was a single-issue insurgency: leave the EU, no compromise, no delay.

By May 2019, the party stunned the political class, winning the largest share of votes in the European Parliament elections. It was a moment of rupture—a populist wave crashing against the old order. But with Brexit officially completed in January 2020, the party’s raison d’être evaporated. The question loomed: what now?

In January 2021, the answer arrived. The Brexit Party rebranded as Reform UK, shifting its focus from Brussels to Britain itself. Under Richard Tice’s leadership, the party embraced a broader populist agenda: slashing taxes, opposing net-zero climate policies, and calling for radical institutional reform. It railed against lockdowns during the pandemic, positioning itself as the voice of economic liberty and personal freedom.
But Reform UK remained on the fringes—until 2024. That summer, Farage returned to the helm, and the party surged. In the general election, it won five seats in Parliament and became the third-largest party by popular vote. Suddenly, Reform wasn’t just shouting from the sidelines—it was inside the tent.

By 2025, Reform UK had expanded its reach into local councils, gaining control of 12 and fielding over 875 councillors. Its rhetoric sharpened, especially on immigration and asylum, sparking fierce debates with institutions like the Church of England. Critics called it isolationist; supporters saw it as patriotic realism.

Labour has broken Wales

Only Reform have the new ideas that can make Wales a Prosporous nation again. Labour and Plaid have had no idea over more than 35 years...its just got worse each year!

Reform will Re-connect

Reform UK will Re-build the trust

Reform UK believes in a United Kingdom ... united in everything, only being united can we regain our position as a force in a changing world!

Reforms Enemies are Fearful

It is now apparent the Reform UK is a very slick and professional outfit. And it is well funded to be able fight any election...other party's label them far right...but in reality they are simply RIGHT!

Reforms sights on the Senedd

May 2026 will be a 'Litmus Test' for Reform...this will be the defining moment when they can be in place to be the biggest party in the Welsh Senedd!

Write them off at your peril, its as close as that!

Poverty in Wales - A Nation on the edge!

Wales, land of song and steel, now echoes with a quieter cry—one of hunger, cold, and precarity. In 2025, more than 700,000 people—over 1 in 5—live in poverty. Of these, 31% are children, a figure projected to rise to 34% by 2029, the highest rate in the UK.
But it’s not just poverty—it’s deep poverty. Nearly half a million people are living below 50% of the median income, and 310,000 are in very deep poverty, below 40%. That means food banks instead of fridges, blankets instead of heating, and temporary shelters instead of homes.

The Welsh Government has taken steps—emergency grants, free school meals, education allowances—but the scale of suffering outpaces the response. Without bold, structural change, Wales is on course to become the UK’s poverty capital by the end of the decade.

Slicing through the fog of Red Tape!

A Voice Cutting Through the Fog
In an age of political platitudes and institutional drift, Reform UK has emerged as a force that refuses to whisper. It speaks plainly—about immigration, taxation, and the erosion of public trust. Where others equivocate, Reform declares. Its pledge to slash council tax by overhauling pension funds isn’t just policy—it’s a signal: that government should serve, not siphon.
With victories across local councils and a growing presence in Parliament, Reform UK is no longer a protest vote—it’s a proposition. A party that dares to challenge the orthodoxy on NHS reform, energy policy, and free speech. Its critics call it simplistic; its supporters call it honest. In a landscape of managed decline, Reform UK offers something rare: conviction.
Whether one agrees or disagrees, the party’s rise is a reminder that clarity, courage, and unapologetic vision still resonate. Reform UK isn’t just campaigning—it’s disrupting.