Election signs for Reform UK.Reform UK has been accused of being “in complete meltdown” after three of the party’s councillors quit its flagship local authority.
They sit on Durham Council, which the party took control of the local elections in May last year after winning 65 of its 98 seats.
At the time, Nigel Farage said he wanted its councillors to demonstrate how a Reform government would run the UK.
But an investigation by Sky News last week revealed accusations of bullying at the council.
At the time, Reform said the reports were “malicious and misleading”.
One of the councillors who has quit, Lyndsey Fox, said: “I’ve been thinking of resigning for some time, and the reason is because I reported a very serious safeguarding issue on July 14, and we’re now two months on and I’...
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