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Politics · 4 hours ago

Reform Tells Councillors to Avoid Big Changes in First 100 Days

Reform Tells Councillors to Avoid Big Changes in First 100 Days

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Leaked Reform UK guidance urges its new council cabinet members to resist major changes during their first 100 days and focus on listening and learning. The advice sharply contrasts with Nigel Farage's promise that a Reform government would declare a national emergency and cancel parliamentary recesses to push laws through quickly. Reform says it fully intends to deliver its national pledges if it is elected.

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