Farage warns council staff to look for other jobs after Reform election success

Andrea Jenkyns responds to 'just bizarre' BBC comments about being a 'former Greggs worker': 'I was 16!'

Reform UK's Andrea Jenkyns has described the BBC's reference to her as a "former Greggs worker" as "just bizarre".The comments came after the BBC faced criticism for its description of Jenkyns following her election as Reform UK's first-ever mayor in Greater Lincolnshire.The BBC's Politics account had posted a tweet referring to Jenkyns as "the former Greggs worker and Miss UK finalist" after her election victory and despite her political career…

Nigel Farage issues 7-word warning after bombshell local election wins

Nigel Farage has now issued a seven-word warning to Brits, giving voters a snapshot into what Reform will do with its new power.

Union chief urges staff at Reform UK-controlled councils to sign up

Reform leader Nigel Farage warned some council staff to ‘seek alternative careers’ after his party took control of Durham council.The head of on ...

Farage: Era of Legacy Parties 'Finished, Over, Gone' After Reform Victory

Farage warned woke council employees working on "climate change initiatives, or diversity" to seek alternate employment. The post Farage: Domination of Two Legacy Parties ‘Finished, Over, Gone’ After Historic Reform Victory appeared first on Breitbart.

Farage warns council staff to look for other jobs after Reform election success

Nigel Farage has warned council staff to look for other jobs after Reform took control of Durham. The Reform leader had a message for anyone working in a host of roles for Durham council, which his party is now in control of. Speaking at a victory rally in Durham on Friday (2 May), Mr Farage said: “These include those with working on climate change, diversity initiatives or even just from home. “You all better be seeking alternative careers very…

Union hits back after Farage’s ‘alternative careers’ comment

A public sector union has criticised Reform UK leader Nigel Farage after he said council workers should seek ‘alternative careers’.