Englishman, Local Historian, Reform UK Councillor
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Joined November 2024
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I'm delighted to share my first published article. I expose how British farming is crippled by EU emission regulations and how farmers are being forced to resort to black market software to keep their tractors running. If you support British farming, please give this a share.
Emissions rules designed for city streets are crippling farm machinery – triggering engine shutdowns, £50k fines and a black market in 'jailbroken' tractors. Brexit means we can fix this, but this Government won't.
dailysceptic.org/2026/08/13/…
The footage is clear. British etiquette requires we queue in an orderly manner and take our turn. @CarolineVoaden appears to think this doesn't apply to her and barging past @Nigel_Farage was acceptable. She should apologise.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
Matt Johnson retweeted
EXCLUSIVE: Labour advisers at the Home Office broke the law by meeting candidates for a senior Civil Service job, the appointments watchdog has found.
A letter uncovered by this Substack reveals that Baroness Stuart ruled their involvement a “Fundamental Breach” - the watchdog’s most serious category - and ordered a targeted audit.
The rules exist to stop political advisers filling the permanent Civil Service with political allies.
Yet the government refuses to say how many meetings took place or whether the recruitment process was suspended or cancelled.
Read my investigation below.
stevenedginton.com/p/reveale…
Is this the media's idea of scrutiny? What a monumental waste of everyone's time. No one cares about jibes exchanged online, scrutinise him on his policies. Under a democratic system, that is what matters and all the time wasted on this nonsense is a dereliction of their duty.
Matt Johnson retweeted
🚨NEW: The Adam Smith Institute (ASI) has endorsed Reform UK's "alternative budget" released today, claiming their analysis shows it would "finally get Britain's economy growing again"
Wondering why your food shop is getting so expensive? One reason is machinery costs have spiralled, due to EU emissions regulations.
We need less EU bureaucracy @andyburnham, not more! #brexit
The truth is that @PeterBleksley's generation handed @Alexarmstrong's generation a nation that was subverted and compromised with many of their towns and cities full of 5th columns and the beginning of separatist movements. Some may say it was cowardice on their part, others just ignorance or naivety, regardless, the seeds of future conflicts have been sown here already. Unless radical action is taken to resolve this crisis, Alex's generation will have to fight, but it won't be in foreign fields.
‘I am utterly DISGUSTED by your rampant, pathetic cowardice.’
Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS @alexarmstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country.
Matt Johnson retweeted
He told a 65% Leave town he'd respect Brexit, then got the job and started measuring up for Brussels. Every Brexit-backing seat should remember Makerfield.
The establishment thinks it's had a reprieve, but this was their Battle of the Bulge. They can still summon impressive resources through their media arms to subvert and harm insurgent parties and there's probably more to come. Their obselecence is assured due to the fact they have lost millions of voters, probably permanently and any hope at forming governing majorities as a they once did will be a distant memory.
Belief that Reform UK and the Greens are 'main parties' in Britain today has fallen back in recent months, with Labour and the Conservatives now the only parties seen as such by a majority of Britons
Labour: 90% (+8 from 20-21 May)
Conservatives: 86% (+8)
Reform UK: 44% (-17)
Lib Dems: 34% (-4)
Greens: 16% (-8)
The British didn't consent to a million third worlders ruining our chill, but we got them anyway. Thanks @BorisJohnson.
Absolutely right. There must be serious repercussions for ITV and those who engaged in this activity. The democratic process and the trust people have in it has been damaged by their actions.
STATEMENT:
Reform UK has reported ITV, its board, and its undercover reporters to the police.
Some of the crimes carry up to 10 years in prison.
They forged a passport.
They directly interfered in elections and almost certainly altered the results. Being paid to “canvass” for Reform in crucial wards we lost by a few dozen votes.
They lied to a veteran about their service and left him “violated”.
This is unprecedented.
The police are now involved.
Scrutiny of political parties is one thing.
But anyone breaking the law to try and ruin the lives of Reform’s staff, members or volunteers will be reported to the police and pursued relentlessly in the courts.
Here’s what happened 👇
Matt Johnson retweeted
Labour are gifting Indefinite Leave to Remain, and soon citizenship, to millions of migrants who came here just 5 years ago.
But who let them all in? The Tories.
Only Reform will deliver real change.
Matt Johnson retweeted
Lots of quixotic folk think Britain is reverting to 2-party politics. That Reform is finished, Tories and Labour back. Events in France offer a corrective. Politics as we knew it are over. Demographic change is all.
Britain is just behind the French arc. Chaos is immanent.
And Reform’s time yet to come.
The polls keep saying that the CONservatives are coming back. Yet no matter how many residents I canvass in my area, I just can't find their voters. It's a mystery.
Do you see what’s happening?
There is a coordinated campaign underway to try and revive the Tory party that nearly destroyed Britain.
The Tories this week polled LESS than what they won in 2024.
They’ve lost their deposit at almost every parliamentary by-election in England and have massively underperformed their polling.
They want you to believe things have changed when 92% of Kemi’s team were in past Tory governments that wrecked this country.
But now look around the media class and the coordinated campaign against Reform UK.
Do you see what’s happening?
‘When I reported racism that I experienced, I was the problem…’
Former Reform councillor @RobbieLammas says racist footage uncovered by ITV doesn't surprise him.
@TomSwarbrick1
Great article by @Madz_Grant, this honesty is a step in the right direction in the identity debate. I would say that Englishness does encapsulate the other cultural elements described, but the ethnicity is foundational. It was never said before, because it was never under threat. The polite lie was uttered everyday, in the interests of harmony and kindness.
I don't think this will be the case going forward anymore.
Historically, it is incredibly difficult to assimilate millions of people from different cultures. Very few countries have managed it.
Secondly, in manifesto commitments, primary legislation and in the language they use, people on the right need to make a much stronger case for those other ancient demarcations of English identity.
Vague mush about 'British values' and football isn't enough. It has to be rooted in our history.
Finally, politicians and commentators must desist from the patronising lie that 'Englishness' is unique in never having had any relationship to ethnic identity, that we alone have always been a 'melting pot'.
✍️ Madeline Grant
Article | spectator.com/article/englan… | @Madz_Grant
