WHILE CULTURAL AND GEOPOLITICAL EXPLANATIONS are often invoked, much of the most durable pressure still sits in what used to
I LISTENED INTENTLY to Rupert Lowe’s rant at Nigel Farage about how to unite the right. The message was: “Do as
ABOVE ALL ELSE, Reform UK is a party that has focused on exposing and remedying the problems of uncontrolled immigration,
THERE ARE CONVERSATIONS modern Britain keeps trying to avoid because people are terrified of being labelled. That is, in no
SINCE JOINING REFORM UK in February 2025, I have found myself in a unique position within Scottish local government. As
THE RISE OF REFORM UK is often discussed as though it were an isolated British phenomenon: a reaction to Brexit,
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Scotland has endured high spending and declining outcomes under successive governments in Holyrood. Despite record government expenditure,