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Reform slams moves to block its leadership as 'total stitch-up'

  • Reform UK secured a majority on Nottinghamshire County Council in the May 1 election, winning 40 of 66 seats.
  • This victory followed widespread voter frustration with Conservative and Labour parties, which lost many seats in the council.
  • Despite taking control, Reform councillors have yet to select a leader and are completing induction before appointing Cabinet members.
  • Dr John Doddy expressed confidence that all 40 of the newly elected county councillors would be eager to step forward when the time comes to choose a leader for their democratic party group.
  • The delay in leadership selection implies organisational challenges for Reform UK, but they are expected to announce their new leader by May 12.
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Nottingham Post broke the news in Nottingham, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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