Reform UK (Vol.3)
Discussion
768 said:
May as well start as we mean to go on.
Westminster voting intention
REF: 27% (-2)
CON: 20% (-)
LAB: 20% (-2)
GRN: 14% (+5)
LDEM: 12% (+1)
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Chgs. w/ 01 Dec
Really should include Lowe's outfit to see how much is going to them. Westminster voting intention
REF: 27% (-2)
CON: 20% (-)
LAB: 20% (-2)
GRN: 14% (+5)
LDEM: 12% (+1)
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@JLPartnersPolls
, 02 - 05 Mar
Chgs. w/ 01 Dec
In a real GE it will be interesting to see if they can compete in every constituency. Reform were far larger in 2024 and only had "paper" candidates in many seats.
Amateurish said:
The Reform leader in Warwickshire is facing a vote of no confidence next week.
is that the kid on work experience? The one that got rinsed by the Warwickshire Chief Constable for being (or thinking) he was clever by publicising letters (appreciate the CC is retiring and thought it would be amusing to go public too without consequence)Amateurish said:
The Reform leader in Warwickshire is facing a vote of no confidence next week.
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels 
a rare sight with all the grey in politics.turbobloke said:
Amateurish said:
The Reform leader in Warwickshire is facing a vote of no confidence next week.
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels a rare sight with all the grey in politics.turbobloke said:
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels a rare sight with all the grey in politics.
Ah but Labour. How predictable. What a clown you are a rare sight with all the grey in politics.pavarotti1980 said:
Amateurish said:
The Reform leader in Warwickshire is facing a vote of no confidence next week.
is that the kid on work experience? The one that got rinsed by the Warwickshire Chief Constable for being (or thinking) he was clever by publicising letters (appreciate the CC is retiring and thought it would be amusing to go public too without consequence)Amateurish said:
That's right, Greens and Lib Dems voting against him. The Tories hold the balance of power, so ultimately it will be their decision whether or not to back him. If they abstain, he will lose.
You have to be a special kind of person to really start pissing off the Lib Dems. Lovers not fightersTbf I don’t mind the highlighting of both the Reform YTS kid under review and TB highlighting similar situations in other councils. Both sets of information are relevant and vaguely important.
I say vaguely because hands up who think much else will be different or change post the votes in all those councils and if new leaders are elected? First to put their hands up get the free biccies…
I say vaguely because hands up who think much else will be different or change post the votes in all those councils and if new leaders are elected? First to put their hands up get the free biccies…
119 said:
New to this volume.
Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
Certainly Turbobloke pointed out Labour's massive failings, albeit by way of a 'But Labour!' defence in this stinky little nugget just upthread.Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
Turbobloke said:
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels wink a rare sight with all the grey in politics.
Which was egregious even by his barrel scraping standards.DeejRC said:
Tbf I don t mind the highlighting of both the Reform YTS kid under review and TB highlighting similar situations in other councils. Both sets of information are relevant and vaguely important.
I say vaguely because hands up who think much else will be different or change post the votes in all those councils and if new leaders are elected? First to put their hands up get the free biccies
I say vaguely because hands up who think much else will be different or change post the votes in all those councils and if new leaders are elected? First to put their hands up get the free biccies
Choccy one siders please!
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pavarotti1980 said:
turbobloke said:
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels a rare sight with all the grey in politics.
Ah but Labour. How predictable. What a clown you are a rare sight with all the grey in politics.119 said:
New to this volume.
Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
I don't think you understand how this works.Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
This thread is about Reform.
The labour thread is over there >>>>>>>
This is the place where we can point out lies and BS and gaslighting from Farage and his pathetic bunch of failed Tories. Over there>>>> is where people can point out Labours failings.
iphonedyou said:
119 said:
New to this volume.
Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
Certainly Turbobloke pointed out Labour's massive failings, albeit by way of a 'But Labour!' defence in this stinky little nugget just upthread.Has anyone pointed out labours massive failings yet and then get the usual responses from the usual Labour stooges?
Turbobloke said:
OK, in isolation it's got to be of interest in a Reform thread! In context there are reports of three Labour councils which are very familiar with the same situation. In Trafford MBC the Conservative group has filed a no-confidence motion against the Labour leader, Tom Ross, citing concerns over the council's financial strategy, and last month another Labour leader Yvonne Gagen faced a no confidence vote in West Lancashire Borough Council...the latter appears to have been abandoned or unsuccessful. Further back but not long, Cllr Chris Watkins (Labour) was removed as Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council in January after a vote of no confidence was lost. Three red squirrels wink a rare sight with all the grey in politics.
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