US EditionNigel Farage slams ‘woke’ Wiltshire Council in Salisbury visit before elections
- Nigel Farage visited Salisbury on April 28 to criticize Wiltshire Council ahead of the May 2 local elections and meet local candidates.
- Farage accused the council of “virtue signal spending” due to its focus on climate and diversity initiatives despite pothole complaints from residents.
- During his visit, Farage met 19-year-old campaigner Ben Thornbury, who created a pothole golf course to prompt local authorities to improve road repairs.
- Wiltshire Council repaired 14,758 potholes in 2024 and invested £22 million over two years in road repairs, resurfacing, and highway improvements.
- Farage expects Reform UK to perform well and challenge established parties by demanding fiscal accountability and promising audits if elected in Wiltshire.
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage visits Ashby High Street as mayoral election looms
In an interview with Scunthorpe Live, the Reform UK leader was asked about the steelworks, the future Greater Lincolnshire mayoralty and his response to trade union criticism of him as cosplaying as a working class champion
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