Linda Uttley

🇬🇧Retired Practice Business Manager, worked in NHS for 25 years, Wessy for 70 years, now living in East Yorkshire, No Farmers, No Food, Vote Reform🇬🇧

[Thomas King @TomK_Brit1993]

First he accused Nigel Farage of whipping up hatred and division.

Then he accused Elon Musk of doing the same.

The only person consistently whipping up hatred and division here is him.

[Linda Uttley @lruttley]

@Ed_Miliband @CBItweets Which Country would that be in? Just asking for a friend.

[JG💙💙 @FABSITEUK]

Followers whilst this terribly tragic case dominates news and media please take few seconds to read what I have just been sent 🙏 very emotional tribute

[Dr David Bull @drdavidbull]

🚨Dear Reformers,

After months of hard campaigning, I hope you can understand that I was utterly shattered and needed some well earned rest and recuperation, which is why this is my first post since stepping down as Chairman.

I leave the role incredibly proud of the unprecedented progress we made during the eleven months I served as party Chairman.

During my tenure, our results were nothing short of phenomenal. We became the largest political party. On average, we welcomed a remarkable 6,000 new members every single month and to top it all off, we made another major breakthrough at the local elections. We gained nearly 1,500 councillors and we took control of 17 new councils. Something the establishment said was impossible.

And I want to be really clear. None of this would have been possible without you, the members and supporters. Your commitment, dedication and passion shines through whenever I meet you.

As I travelled across the country on my Chairman’s Tour and met thousands of you, I was genuinely overwhelmed by the warmth and support I received at every event. Please know that feeling is entirely mutual.

I know Lee Anderson will continue the fight brilliantly, and as someone who has been in Reform for a long time, he knows exactly what it means to be a Reformer.

I now turn my attention to my home county of Suffolk as I look to return to elected politics.

I remain fully convinced that @reformparty_uk is Britain’s last chance. 🇬🇧

[FlyFifer @FlyFifer10]

I REMEMBER THE SUMMER OF "76.

Isn't it amazing that during the summer of 76 heatwave, with standpipes & reservoirs almost empty, nobody ran round shouting it's the end of the world, global warming is here!
We swam in the rivers, headed for the sea & just enjoyed the moment:

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

National food security should be a top priority!🙌🏼

[Danny Kruger @danny__kruger]

Tomorrow the PCS civil servants’ union is debating a motion to ‘counter a hostile Reform government’ with ‘sustained industrial action’: they are planning to go on strike if we win. This is Reform’s response.

Any civil servant who seeks to undermine ministerial authority and the impartiality of the Civil Service through unlawful strike action will no longer have a job to return to.

The Civil Service exists to implement the will of the government of the day. Its staff must do what duly-elected ministers ask them to do, within the law - or leave.

By publicly confirming the reason for future industrial action as opposition to a specific ‘hostile’ government, the PCS have ensured their strikes cannot be considered a ‘trade dispute’ and would be unprotected and unlawful.

Under section 12.1.21 of the CSMC, no appeals to the Civil Service Appeal Board will be possible in this situation. As the Shadow Home Secretary already set out, pension entitlements and any entitlement to redundancy pay may also be lost.

Those who do choose to strike because, like the PCS, they disagree with the democratic decision of the British people are not only taking part in unlawful industrial action but are also in breach of the Terms & Conditions of their employment, specifically section 4.1.3 (b) of the Civil Service Management Code (CSMC): “civil servants must not take part in any political or public activity which compromises, or might be seen to compromise, their impartial service to the Government of the day or any future Government”.

The fact is under a Reform UK government the Civil Service will be a much better workplace than it is today. Our plans will deliver a smaller and more highly skilled Civil Service where good work is rewarded and officials are able to make a real difference to people’s lives.

A union that prioritised its own members would recognise that our agenda will be the most pro-worker in recent political history. We’re happy to work with any fair-minded trade union to develop policies to support workers.

But, if the PCS don’t wish to engage reasonably they should know that we will turn their anti-democratic motion into a resounding win for a Reform UK government, the taxpayer, and the British people.

[Sarah Vine @WestminsterWAG]

I'm sorry, but no.
Time to introduce a 'one wife' benefits cap?

[Huddersfield Hub @HuddsHub]

Labour was last night wiped out and is left with zero councillors after Reform UK swept to the brink of taking control of Kirklees Council

https://t.co/8HtILzGvs9

[Jen k 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Jenny_1884]

What a weird country we now live in where 4 Americans have been banned from entering the UK because they planned to speak at a rally, but this government has no problem with allowing thousands upon thousands of unvetted illegals to arrive on our shores & pay them for the privilege.

All seems very sinister don’t you think?

[Jen k 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Jenny_1884]

For all those people out there that begrudge pensioners receiving a measly pension, they still pay Council Tax, pay for food, heating & other bills.

Illegal migrants pay for nothing.

Why don’t you begrudge this?

Why do you begrudge elderly people when they’ve paid taxes all their lives but don’t begrudge unknown people who’ve paid nothing.

Why?

[Benonwine @benonwine]

This Wetherspoons Bar Manager Refused to serve Reform Supporters in Braintree.

Vile Left Wing Extremism is infecting every aspect of our society and it is causing division and HATRED.

I take it Wetherspoons are not fans of FREE SPEECH.

Make This Anti-Free Speech Leftie FAMOUS!

[June Slater @juneslater17]

It's very sad to see 2 particular individuals that were once part of the rebirth of Reform, spending time attempting to crush Reform's chances, especially when the two main characters have so little on offer. One lost in the General election and the other only won because Nigel Farage had come back.

One even campaigned hard against Sarah Pochin when he didn't have a party or a candidate, this was in a Labour stronghold with a 14,500 majority!
She won after a recount with just 6 votes.
Would you have preferred Sarah to lose to Labour because he would !

Image us today with No Nigel Farage, no Reform leading the polls no councillors, no mayors, no MPs, not even the one that moans about him 🤦
Just where would the country be?

Rupert still with 32,000 followers on X and no retweets from Elon Musk, because he wouldn't be a politician he wouldn't have won, none of them would except Lee Anderson.

So when you're persuaded by their negativity towards Reform and Nigel imagine this country without them!

[Linda Uttley @lruttley]

@NoFarmsNoFoods @linB2198 You know that, I know that, we all know that, that is all except those idiots who run this Country. We need a Fairy Godmother to wave her magic wand and remove the lot of them.

[Joe Rich @joerichlaw]

Keir Starmer is guilty of contempt of Parliament and utterly disrespecting the voters who elect the House of Commons. But, perhaps worse than all that, he has today at PMQs by striking the Speaker’s Chair, shown everyone that he is an angry, petulant, bullying and entitled fool.

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

🚨This is DAMNING for Ed Miliband.

After 20 months of religiously pushing Net Zero, a poll has revealed that about 60% of the public (including 51% of Labour voters) think we should drill for oil in the North Sea.

We need to SCRAP Net Zero and SACK Ed Miliband.

It's over.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

If you’re voting REFORM UK
send the message, retweet.

🗳️

[Linda Uttley @lruttley]

@Jenny_1884 Some of us were 15 years old when we left school Jen K.

[Linda Uttley @lruttley]

@juneslater17 @BettyBunny23 Well said June, I left school 1960, started working f/t at the age of 15yrs2mths, went to night school for further education & retired at 60. That is why we have what we have, we worked our socks off to get it, not laze in bed with anxiety & expect others to pay them for it.