Reform UK Redbridge

🚨 Reform SURGES BACK TO 30% in the latest poll!

Britain wants Reform! 🚀🇬🇧

➡️ REF UK 30% (+2)
🌹 LAB 21% (nc)
🌳 CON 19% (-1)
🌍 GREEN 11% (-1)
🔶 LIB DEM 14% (+2)
❓OTH 2% (-3)

Thank you to every single person across Redbridge who came out and voted for us.

From Hainault to Fairlop, Monkhams to Barkingside, South Woodford to Wanstead, Churchfields and every ward in between your support means everything.

We asked for your trust. You gave us your vote. And we will not forget that.

We’ve won our first councillor seat. Congratulations Neil. Just one but it matters. Because it’s the beginning.

A beginning built on hard work, belief, and a growing feeling across our borough that people want something different.

This wasn’t about big budgets or political machines. This was real people, on real streets, having real conversations.

And that’s why this result matters.

To those who voted for us thank you.
To those who didn’t we hear you and we’ll keep working to earn your trust.

This is just the first step. We’re here to stay. We’re here to fight for every street, every family, every community in Redbridge.

Stronger. Louder. Just getting started.

Britain needs Reform 🇬🇧 🩵

🟦 Vote Tory —> Get Labour.
🩵 Vote Reform —> Beat Labour.

HAINAULT PROVED IT. FAIRLOP CONFIRMED IT.

🔴 HAINAULT — Reform WON a seat by 10 votes.
Reform Anderson: 1,378 ✅
Labour Gupta: 1,368 ❌
Reform candidates pulled 3,923 votes. Conservatives? Just 1,495 — split across three candidates who came 9th, 10th and 11th.
🔴 FAIRLOP — Labour swept all 3 seats. The margin? 154 votes.
Reform: 3,190 votes
Conservative: 2,789 votes
Combined: 5,979 — far more than Labour’s 3,883.

The opposition vote was there. It was just split.

The Conservatives are finished in north Redbridge. Their candidates came 9th, 10th, 11th in Hainault.

But every Tory vote left keeps Labour in power.

It hands Labour another four years to:
→ Push council tax to £2,189
→ Pile on £475m of debt — up £100m in ONE year
→ Find £184m in cuts you’ll pay for
→ Leave 2,830 families in temporary housing
→ Miss 1 in 3 service targets

🟦 Vote Tory — Get Labour.
🩵 Vote Reform — Beat Labour.

10 votes did it in Hainault. 154 stood between us and Fairlop.
Next time we finish the job.

Proud moment for Hainault last night.

After a tough fight, we’ve taken our first seat. This is just the beginning.

Congratulations to Neil Anderson on a well-earned win, and to Sunil Bali and Philip Smith for fighting for every single vote. This was a full team effort right through to the final count.

Across Redbridge, Reform is now neck and neck with the Conservatives and growing fast. From single digits to over 1,400 seats nationally, the momentum is real.

In Hainault and across the north of the borough, residents are sending a clear message they want change.

We’re just getting started. Onwards and upwards. 🇬🇧🩵

Proud of every vote, every conversation, every step forward today.

Results are coming — but one thing is already clear:

Redbridge is ready for change. 👊

This is just the star, Reform is here to stay in Redbridge. 🇬🇧

📍 FIND YOUR POLLING STATION IN SECONDS

Not sure where to vote on Thursday 7 May?

Check your exact polling station here 👇
👉 https://reformredbridge.co.uk/polling-stations

It takes 10 seconds — and makes sure your vote counts.

🗳️ Polling stations are open 7am – 10pm
Don’t leave it too late.

Know where to go. Turn up. Vote.

FINAL NIGHT. THIS IS IT.

From Bridge, Monkhams to Fairlop, Churchfields, Clayhall, Barkingside to Hainault this is a campaign built by local people, for local people.

We’ve knocked on doors across every street across Redbridge

And what we’ve heard is clear:

➡️ Council tax keeps rising but services don’t improve
➡️ Overdevelopment and HMOs are changing our communities
➡️ GP access, parking, and local infrastructure are being ignored
➡️ Residents feel like no one is listening

Tonight, we stand with a team that does reflect Redbridge.

A team of different backgrounds.
Different communities.
Different life experiences.

But united by one simple belief:

👉 Redbridge deserves better.

From small business owners to parents, from lifelong residents to new voices stepping forward — this is a slate that represents the borough as it truly is.

In Bridge ward, we’ve fought for action on local planning and pressure on services.
In Broadmead and surrounding areas, residents have told us loud and clear — they want change.

Tomorrow is your chance.

🗳️ If you want councillors who will show up
🗳️ If you want your voice heard
🗳️ If you want real accountability

Vote Reform UK.

Let’s start wave of change in Redbridge tomorrow.

It’s bin day.

Time to clear out the same three parties that have let Redbridge down for years.

Labour. Conservatives. Lib Dems.
Different logos, same results.

Higher council tax.
Worse services.
More frustration for local residents.

On May 7th, you don’t have to settle for more of the same.

Put them where they belong.

In the bin.

Vote Reform UK. Stop the rot. 
Vote Reform, Get Starmer out.

Final morning. First trains. Freezing cold but Redbridge stations were full of energy.

What stood out most wasn’t just the conversations… it was the quiet support.

So many people stopping, listening, nodding the silent voters who’ve had enough and are ready for change.

No hostility. No spin. Just honest discussions about what’s gone wrong in Redbridge and how we fix it.

You can feel it now. The mood has shifted.

Today isn’t about politics as usual.
It’s about people who’ve been ignored finally having their say.

🗳 If you want change, vote for it. Vote Reform UK.🩵

🗳️ THURSDAY 7 MAY — VOTING DAY IN REDBRIDGE

This is your chance to have your say.

Polling stations are open 7:00am – 10:00pm — vote before work, during the day, or after.

📍 Find your polling station:
👉 https://reformredbridge.co.uk/polling-stations

(Full list also available here: )

🪪 DON’T FORGET YOUR ID
You must bring valid photo ID to vote. Accepted forms include:

Passport
Driving licence
Bus pass (older or disabled)

No ID = No vote.

🏡 It takes just a few minutes — but it decides the future of Redbridge.

On 7th May — Make it count. Vote Reform.