Farage's Attempt to Court the Working Class by Reopening Coal Mines Will Backfire
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At a press conference this Monday in Port Talbot, in the south of the country, the leader of the nationalist party presented his ambitious project of "reindustrialization".
Farage's attempt to court the working class by reopening coal mines will backfire
Nigel Farage said he was concerned he would be “lampooned” for suggesting the re-opening of blast furnaces and coal pits in Wales if his party wins Senedd elections next May.That worry was well placed. As the Reform UK leader set out a multi-billion-pound unfunded “ambition” without any detailed costings, he also backed himself into a corner.The Government’s environmental targets are set to ban licences for new coal mines. Asked how he would nav…
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REFORM UK’s plan to revive coal mining in Wales shows that Nigel Farage is “going backwards”, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The Prime Minister told GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope: “I want to go forward, not backwards. And Nigel Farage is going backwards. “The future is in renewables, in clean power, where we have complete control over our energy. And I’m really pleased with this announcement today, which is a huge project. “We haven’t do…
Leading climate and environmental groups have rejected Nigel Farage's suggestion that reopening the coal mines would boost the economy and guarantee stable jobs in post-industrial areas of Wales. In a speech in Port Talbot yesterday (June 9), the Reform UK leader committed to re-igniting the town's steelworks blast furnaces, which were closed in October last year, and to reopening the southern coal mines where certain minerals are in demand.
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