Nigel Farage

1 week ago | qradio.com | Nigel Farage

That's the conclusion of a nail-biting night that delivered more drama than expected and gives strong indications - though not yet certainty - about how politics is being reshaped for a new era, which means greater political unpredictability and challenges for the main parties in highly uncomfortable ways. The significance of this morning's results will be argued over for years to come.

2 weeks ago | clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk | Nigel Farage

Support - Clacton MP Nigel Farage with Gary Clarke and Sandy Miller from Sandy's Farm in St Osyth (Image: Nigel Farage) Regular readers of my column will remember that a few weeks ago I wrote about Sandy’s Farm, in St Osyth, which had recently hit hard times and was facing having to close its doors for good. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing the amazing work that Gary Clarke and Sandy Miller do for the community, and they don’t even take a salary for doing so.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nigel Farage

Britain is broken. These words are uttered with increasing regularity by millions of voters for the simple reason that they happen to be true. Fourteen years of Conservative rule placed the country on a perilous path. Under the Tories, taxes and immigration rocketed. Despite the taxman helping himself to ever greater sums of your money, the UK's infrastructure creaked. By the time Rishi Sunak's administration was toppled last July, the electorate was crying out for change.

3 weeks ago | fullfact.org | Nigel Farage

What was claimed Since Kemi Badenoch became Conservative leader, Reform UK has gained more seats in council by-elections than any other party. Our verdict It depends on how you count seats “gained”. Full Fact analysis of the available data on 121 council by-elections across Great Britain since last November suggests Reform UK saw the largest net gain in seats, but more seats changed hands to the Conservatives than to Reform UK. Labour won the most seats overall.

3 weeks ago | clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk | Nigel Farage

Ever since the first train station in Clacton was opened in 1882, the railway has been a hugely important transport link for the town. The railway has allowed local residents to travel to London and other parts of Essex for job opportunities and has also brought in countless numbers of holiday makers and day trippers alike. All of which has driven the growth of the town since the Victorian era.