06/09/2026
π¬π§A successful Reform UK Conference looking ahead
After attending Reform UK Conference in Birmingham alongside Reform members and supporters from Bognor Regis, Littlehampton and across West Sussex, I came away feeling very positive about the direction the party is taking.
One of the strongest themes was Reformβs first 100 days in government, with clear commitments being attached to named senior figures.
β‘οΈRichard Tice pledged to cut average household energy bills by Β£250.
β‘οΈRobert Jenrick pledged to raise the tax-free personal allowance to Β£15,000.
β‘οΈSuella Braverman pledged to lift the cap on medical school places to train more home-grown doctors.
β‘οΈ Zia Yusuf set out Reformβs commitment to stop the small boats within the first 100 days.
Richard Tice, Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman also said they would resign if they failed to meet their respective commitments, while Nigel Farage has made clear that ministers responsible for these targets will be expected to deliver.
The conference wasnβt only about Westminster either. Local government was also an important part of the conversations, including councils, devolution, housing, transport and the pressures facing communities across the country.
That matters here in Bognor Regis and across West Sussex.
Energy bills, tax, housing, crime, transport and pressure on public services all have a direct impact on local residents, and decisions made nationally inevitably affect what happens locally.
In my council roles, Iβll continue focusing on the issues that matter locally listening to residents, raising concerns with the relevant authorities and representing residents of Marine Ward at District Council and Bognor West & Aldwick at County Council.
It was great to see such a strong Reform presence in Birmingham, including members and supporters from our part of West Sussex, including Bognor Regis and Littlehampton.
There is plenty of work ahead, but I left conference feeling positive about the direction Reform UK is taking and the plans being put forward for the country. π¬π§