Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has warned woke employees of English councils working on “climate change initiatives, or diversity” to seek alternate employment after his party won historic victories in Thursday’s England elections.
Nigel Farage addressed supporters and election-winners on Friday night after the final results for over 1,600 elections across England came in, confirming his Reform UK party had undeniably won the day, stating: “I do genuinely believe what has happened yesterday the length and breadth of England is a truly historic landmark”.
State broadcaster the BBC said it had modelled the results onto a national projection and that had a General Election taken place on Thursday, Reform UK would be forming the next government of the United Kingdom, with both Labour and the Conservatives — who have utterly dominated British politics for a century — wiped out.
Farage, for his part, hailed a “Reformquake” and said this proved the era of the two-party state was over and that his Reform UK party is now here to stay. He said on Friday night that the elections ” marks the end of two-party politics as we have known it for over a century in this country, it is finished, it is over, it is gone. That is a significant moment… I do genuinely believe what has happened yesterday the length and breadth of England is a truly historic landmark”.
He called Reform the “agents of change… agents of optimism” and said: “I believe, as I think you believe, that we really will make history and win the next General Election”.
The Reform campaign was perfectly open about treating these elections as a springboard for the next General Election, which at the latest will be in 2029, and consequently campaigned at times on national issues. Nevertheless, in his victory speech Farage pointed to areas where he intended to leave his mark on local government.
Echoing the U.S. ‘DOGE’ initiative to drive government efficiency, Mr Farage warned government employees in Councils Reform now controls, having gone from zero to ten yesterday, who work on “climate change initiatives, or diversity equity and inclusion” to seek “alternative careers”.
One factor that repeatedly emerged in Reform candidates’ reading of the public mood as they knocked on thousands of doors across England was disquiet over the government’s handling of the migrant boat crisis, and the practice of placing these migrants in accommodation around the country at taxpayers’ expense.
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