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Former Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry defects to Reform UK

Reform UK · United Kingdom

Former Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry defects to Reform UK

Coverage: 27 sources

Former Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry has defected to Reform, in the latest blow to the Conservatives.See the Story

Fewer jury trials could take place to prevent 'total system collapse' of UK's courts

UK Politics · London

Fewer jury trials could take place to prevent 'total system collapse' of UK's courts

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

Badenoch says Tories who 'want to jump ship' to Farage's Reform 'welcome to do so'

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Badenoch says Tories who 'want to jump ship' to Farage's Reform 'welcome to do so'

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Kemi Badenoch has told Tories who "want to jump ship" to Nigel Farage's Reform they are "welcome to do so". Following the defection of former Conservative chairman Sir Jake Berry on Wednesday, the Tory leader said anybody else who wants "more welfare and higher taxes and more spend" is welcome to join another party. See the Story

Kemi Badenoch to call for tougher restrictions on benefits to cut welfare bill

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

Kemi Badenoch · United Kingdom See the Story

Reform Announces Plans to Abandon KCC HQ Sale and Bring 500 Staff Back to Office

Coverage: 10 sources

The new administration at Kent County Council has revealed where it plans to make millions in savings following the findings of its Doge team.Nigel Farage · Maidstone See the Story

[Opinion] Our top ten picks of the week

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

So sorry but ‘sorry’ might be a bit harder to say than you think Giles Dilnot “Opinion in the most senior ranks of the party differ. One tells me that whatever apology we think we have offered it’s clearly not enough, and we need to show we have changed, not just say so. Another is briefer ‘you do it, you do it once, you mean it, and move on.’” — Robert Jenrick is right. We must protect our right to trial by jury Georgia L Gilholy “Eliminating j…Opinion · United Kingdom Read Article

Council by-election results from this week and forthcoming contests

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Bassetlaw – Rankshill Reform UK 323 (52.7 per cent, +52.7 on 2023) Labour 96 (15.7 per cent, -27.8) Conservatives 89 (14.5 per cent, -42.0) Indepedendent 44 (7.2 per cent, +7.2) Lib Dems 40 (6.5 per cent, +6.5) Green Party 21 (3.4 per cent, +3.4) Reform UK gain from Conservatives Hartlepool – Throston Refrom UK 595 (48.7 per cent, -9.6 on by-election in May) Labour 475 (38.8 per cent, +7.0) Green Party 62 (5.1 per cent, +5.1) Conservatives 59 (…Green Party · Hartlepool Read Article

Peter Crossen: Championing the Conservative cause in Stockport

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Cllr Peter Crossen represents Bramhall South & Woodford Ward on Stockport Council. Being elected is one of the greatest honours a person can receive. No matter how hard you campaign, nothing truly prepares you for the responsibility that comes with public office especially when you are the only Conservative on council. The moment I was declared Councillor for Bramhall South & Woodford, the work began, quite literally. My first casework email arr…Stockport, England · Stockport Read Article

Charles Amos: The Renters’ Rights Bill Legalises Trespass by Livestock – and It Must Be Opposed

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Charles Amos studied Political Theory at the University of Oxford and writes The Musing Individualist Substack. The Renters’ Rights Bill is full of provisions which strip landlords of their property rights; one of the worst is to allow tenants the near unilateral right to have a pet. This simply amounts to legalising trespass by livestock and anyone with the slightest respect for private property must be opposed to it. Disregarding the violation…Property See the Story

Ian George: Under the Lib Dems, Kingston upon Thames Has the Highest Council Tax in London

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Cllr Ian George represents Coombe Hill Ward on Kingston-upon-Thames Council. Here in Kingston upon Thames, things are not (currently) looking rosy for the Conservatives. The Lib Dems run the council with 42 of the possible 48 councillors. There is a loose group of Independents who have four councillors, leaving the Conservatives with just a two councillor group. On top of this, we have LibDem MPs too, including Sir Ed, the LibDem leader. For the…Taxes · Rutland See the Story

Rafe Fletcher: We should learn from Singapore how to treat our country like an asset

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Rafe Fletcher is the founder of CWG. The UK is fast becoming a place to enjoy wealth, not build it. It offers world-class institutions and infrastructure cheaply to transient visitors, while punishing those who seek to build a future there. A recent trip back from my home in Singapore reinforced this view (though I concede it’s a rather London-focused case study). While Britain and its capital should welcome foreign investment, it must be self-c…Commonwealth Games · Singapore Read Article

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