Reform

Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.
Not if you're referring to ones that "get put up in hotels" you're not

Exactly right. An economic migrant is by definition, a person who emigrates to another country for material gain and is not in any way related to the Refugee definition. The only people given publicly funded accommodation in the UK are Refugees seeking Asylum.

Also, the concept of 'illegal' economic migrants is kind of spurious. An economic migrant would have to have a visa to come and work here and therefore would be here legally. The only way that could really exist would be for someone to get here via a completely undocumented route (so no agencies knew they were in the UK) and then manage to find cash in hand work with an employer who was prepared to employ someone illegally. I suspect the numbers of such people in the UK are minimal, and again these people are not Asylum Seekers or connected to Refugee migration in any way.
 
OP
OP
CXRAndy

CXRAndy

Guru
 

monkers

Squire
If that what you think, so be it, I'll take it :hello:

I just believe in Brits first :okay:

Patriotic of you to display the Brits flag there.
 

craigwend

Do you Remember
IMG_5594.jpeg
 

icowden

Squire
Coming to my County Council specifically. Will be interesting to see if they can stop the seeming inexorably rise of our council tax bills.
I doubt it. They are heavily invested in spending more council tax, not less. Reform have triggered council by-elections in
  • Durham (Kilburn failed to declare he worked for the council and was therefore ineligible to stand)
  • Staffordshire (Titley resigned for personal reasons after calling for the Navy to sink small boats using gunfire)
  • Shrophire (Edmunds was suspended for tweeting that she planned to defect and then called for Tommy Robinson to be released)
  • Nottinghamshire (Clarke stepped down for "personal reasons")
Possible upcoming by-election in Leicestershire as Andy Hamilton-Grey forgot to tell voters he was sacked from the Police for pulling sickies to sell luxury cars.

Reform do have their finger on the pulse and attention to detail though. Andrea Jenkyns has vowed to sack all of Lincolnshire's diversity officers - impressively she achieved this on day one after discovering that Lincolnshire doesn't have any. Of course she is also going to remove all of the DEI training, so we can look forward to a huge number of employment tribunals which will cost the taxpayer enormously.
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: C R

Stevo 666

Well-Known Member
I doubt it. They are heavily invested in spending more council tax, not less. Reform have triggered council by-elections in
  • Durham (Kilburn failed to declare he worked for the council and was therefore ineligible to stand)
  • Staffordshire (Titley resigned for personal reasons after calling for the Navy to sink small boats using gunfire)
  • Shrophire (Edmunds was suspended for tweeting that she planned to defect and then called for Tommy Robinson to be released)
  • Nottinghamshire (Clarke stepped down for "personal reasons")
Possible upcoming by-election in Leicestershire as Andy Hamilton-Grey forgot to tell voters he was sacked from the Police for pulling sickies to sell luxury cars.

Reform do have their finger on the pulse and attention to detail though. Andrea Jenkyns has vowed to sack all of Lincolnshire's diversity officers - impressively she achieved this on day one after discovering that Lincolnshire doesn't have any. Of course she is also going to remove all of the DEI training, so we can look forward to a huge number of employment tribunals which will cost the taxpayer enormously.

Do you have a link to the Reform spending plans for KCC?

To be fair to them, they are at least trying rather than rinsing the residents of Kent for ever higher amounts on Council tax every year.
 
Top Bottom