Lesley22 retweeted
A note to Restore voters:
I know ‘Vote Restore, Get Labour’ irritates some people so let me explain why I say it.
Because it’s the truth.
Voting Restore will hand this country to the Left.
We’ve seen it in Dover, Blackpool, Dudley, and elsewhere.
I get why Restore voters are livid.
I am angrier than you with the state of the country, I suspect.
But the reality is that the Right will lose the next general election if it does not consolidate.
Roughly 60% of left-wing voters tell pollsters they are voting tactically.
That’s Green or Lib Dems voting Labour not because they agree with Labour or Burnham.
But because they want to stop the Right and they are putting the wider mission, not their party, first.
But only 30% of right-wing voters are doing the same.
The Left is much more disciplined and ruthless than the Right.
The reason Burnham and Labour are now back on 30-32% is because they are winning back left wing voters who are willing to do whatever it takes to control the country.
Greens holding their nose to vote Labour.
Lib Dems holding their nose to do the same.
2024 Labour voters coming home to Labour to stop the Right.
And they are on course to do it.
All MRP polls suggest the Left is on course to win the next general election, whether by winning a majority or in coalition.
That means more migration.
More refugees.
More taxes.
More two-tier policies.
More open borders.
More soft-on-Islamism.
More EU and free movement.
And a system of PR to ensure the Left continue to dominate Britain going forward.
They will give children, migrants and refugees the vote.
They will turn a blind eye to family voting and mass postal fraud.
That is what is about to happen.
They will control Britain until at least the 2030s, maybe longer.
Because they are boxing clever.
Many pro-Restore voices who claim to represent you are fully invested in dividing the Right.
Their YouTube channels, their “independent media”, their entire existence depends on amplifying the splits, the drama, the chaos on the Right.
Those people will be fine under this long period of left-wing rule.
They will continue to scream into their phones and encourage you to do the same.
Rupert Lowe will probably end up in the Lords, put there by the same Tories who just put him on a committee and who he himself says “he talks to all the time”.
But the British people, the country, will lose out.
It is the people who will be screwed.
And just look at the total hypocrisy.
Restore criticise Reform for taking one or two ex-conservatives.
While Restore is literally standing ex-Tories at the next general election!! You do know this?
I just think you are being led up the garden path by a lot of people who do not understand how first-past-the-post systems work and are invested in sowing chaos.
The only way the Left is stopped is by winning a broad coalition.
That coalition is there.
At recent local elections upwards of 50% have been voting for right-wing parties.
But Labour and Green candidates have been winning on just 25-30% of the vote.
That is your next general election.
It’s not about Nigel, or Rupert, or even Reform or Restore.
It is about the country.
It is about the British people.
Look at France right now.
One right-wing party is preparing to win the presidency and power.
Another is flailing around on 3%.
Do you want power or 3%?
To leave the ECHR or 3%?
To end mass migration or 3%?
To ban Muslim Brotherhood or 3%?
To stop the boats or 3%?
To end welfare for foreign nationals and slash overseas aid or 3%?
It is about whether the Right is going to be smart enough, ruthless enough and disciplined enough to put the country first.
Because if we don’t we will lose it.
It is that simple.
The Left understand what is required to win power. Many people on the Right currently do not.
That has to change otherwise it is game over.
Lesley22 retweeted
🚨UPDATE: I can honestly say I have NEVER been prouder of this Reform UK team.
When I led this group into May’s elections, I knew there would be a settling-in period. Councillors learning the system, finding their feet & establishing themselves in the chamber.
I’ve had a few days to reflect on Monday’s Full Council and Monday felt different. It was a coming-of-age performance.
Hard questions, strong speeches and motions moved, fought for and WON. Including ones people said we would never get through, all whilst I was chairing the meeting as Mayor, they stood on their own two feet and delivered.
Labour and the Conservatives can spend their time tearing chunks out of each other. We’ll focus on doing the job. Reform UK has established itself in Basildon, and Monday night proved it. Very, very proud.
Lesley22 retweeted
Reform UK recorded a resounding 31.2% vote share across yesterday’s by-elections, way ahead of both Labour and the Tories.
Britain wants Reform. 🇬🇧
Lesley22 retweeted
Strong Reform wins overnight!
In Worksop East (Bassetlaw), we went from nothing to 46%, with Labour sinking from 74% to 37%.
We also smashed the Lib Dems in a ward in Halton, Cheshire, which they won in May this year.
The Westminster bubble is as out of touch as ever.
Sadly, we did lose one ward in Dudley. We won 872 votes, Labour won 874 - and Restore took 159.
The next election will be existential for Britain. I’ll deport everyone who is here illegally. Vote Restore, get Labour.
Lesley22 retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Reform GAIN in Runcorn!
Neil Thornton is our new councillor for Beechwood and Heath — the only ward in Runcorn we didn’t win in May.
Huge congratulations to Neil and our fantastic local volunteers, who haven’t stopped working since our last by-election victory in this neck of the woods.
Thank goodness it was by more than six votes this time! 😅
Lesley22 retweeted
Personally I don’t think it was a bad night for @reformparty_uk yesterday 🩵
We may have lost our seat to Labour, but only by 2 votes. Proves every vote matters, even in local by-elections 🙏
We gained 2 seats, one from Labour + one from Lib Dem & came 2nd in two other seats 💪
Lesley22 retweeted
Look at the full slate from yesterday’s ballot boxes, and the establishment narrative of a Tory recovery falls apart at the seams.
In Worksop East, Reform pulled off a crushing gain straight from Labour, surging to 45.9% of the vote. Labour’s vote cratered by over thirty-four points down to 37.1%. And the Tories? Completely wiped out into fourth place on an embarrassing 6.8%, down over twenty points and beaten by fringe independents. That is a heartland industrial seat where the Conservative Party has ceased to exist.
In Halton’s Beechwood and Heath ward, Reform seized the seat with a massive gain on 35.3%, dumping the Lib Dems down eighteen points into second and knocking Labour into third. The Conservatives managed a pathetic 2.6% of the vote. Two point six percent. They are polling like a fringe pressure group in communities that decide national majorities.
Over in Dudley’s St James’s ward, Labour only held on by two single votes—874 to Reform’s 872—because Restore skimmed off 159 votes that split the insurgent challenge. The Tories were left in the dust on 317 votes, polling barely a third of Reform’s tally.
The only place the Tories held ground yesterday was Dover Beck in Newark and Sherwood, and even their own victory is an alarm bell. Their vote share collapsed by almost thirty points down to 41.7%, while Reform rocketed from a standing start straight into second on 33.5%. The Tories had to pull every parish lever they owned just to limp over the line by eighty votes in their own rural backyard.
The pattern across the board is undeniable:
The Tories are not reviving; they are being utterly erased in working-class and post-industrial Britain, registering single-digit humiliations like 6.8% in Worksop and 2.6% in Halton.
Their so-called strength is restricted to defensive, low-turnout rural holds where their historic majorities are being cut to ribbons.
Labour is in freefall across its working-class base, losing seats outright to Reform and clinging onto others by margins of two votes.
Reform is winning seats, gaining council territory, and proving that it is the sole challenger capable of dismantling the uniparty across the country.
Westminster pollsters can massage their spreadsheets and claim the Tory brand is recovering all they like. When people actually go out and vote, the Conservative Party is being cast into irrelevance, and Reform is taking the map.
Lesley22 retweeted
Beechwood & Heath (Halton) Council By-Election Result:
➡️ RFM: 35.3% (-4.2)
🔶 LDM: 26.3% (-18.3)
🌹 LAB: 25.2% (New)
◼️ RES: 6.3% (New)
🙋 Ind: 4.2% (New)
🌳 CON: 2.6% (New)
No GRN (-13.2) or LBT (-2.6) as previous.
Reform UK GAIN from Liberal Democrats.
Changes w/ 2026.
Lesley22 retweeted
Worksop East (Bassetlaw) Council By-Election Result:
➡️ RFM: 45.9% (New)
🌹 LAB: 37.1% (-34.4)
◼️ RES: 7.0% (New)
🌳 CON: 6.8% (-21.7)
🌍 GRN: 3.2% (New)
Reform UK GAIN from Labour.
Changes w/ 2023.
Lesley22 retweeted
The politicians that want a return to free movement are the same ones that spend your tax money on police escorts for illegal migrants.
They simply do not care about what the British people think.
Lesley22 retweeted
"Why should hard-working British people be treated as cash cows by a government that is more interested in getting its hands on their money than helping them to succeed?"
Read how Labour's latest tax raid is affecting self-employed grafters. 👇
reformparty.uk/news/labour-s…
Lesley22 retweeted
Danny Kruger is so dignified, he doesn’t fall for jabs or gotchas. What a gem of a man.
His choosing Reform reconfirmed that my own choice had been right.
@danny__kruger #VoteReform
I asked Danny Kruger why he calls Boris Johnson a "hero".
Surely a hero is someone like Nelson, who gave his life for his country, not a man who broke his promises and opened the borders to millions.
Credit to Danny for answering tough questions.
Full: youtu.be/t-WISDKF6Lk
Lesley22 retweeted
It’s London Poppy Day!
From 10 veterans raising £500 in 2006 to over £1.4M last year.
Let’s show what London is made of and smash that number today 🇬🇧
Look, just VOTE REFORM. Our country is being DESTROYED.
Lesley22 retweeted
I’ve tried to find myself in the video because I remember this pretty clearly.
I think I’m one row back just out of shot on the left of the screen.
It’s completely beyond me how and why Caroline has presented herself as the victim here. She was bloody rude and really quite confrontational and she did it for no other reason than Nigel is Nigel and she wanted to give him a piece of her mind.
Anything other than it being a bit of a rush and a squeeze because of the occasion is nonsense.
From what I remember Caroline was both the instigator and the aggressor.
Lesley22 retweeted
It’s a choice of @reformparty_uk or Labour. It’s over for the Tory party.
Westminster Voting Intention:
Labour jump
🔴 LAB: 32% (+2)
➡️ RFM: 25% (+1)
🔵 CON: 21% (-1)
🟢 GRN: 8% (=)
🔶 LDM: 7% (=)
Via @DeltapollUK, 23-26 October.
Changes with 16-19 October.





























