Reform UK’s Shadow Chancellor & Member of Parliament for Newark 🇬🇧
Newark, England.
Joined February 2014
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🚨NEW: Reform will increase the tax-free personal allowance to £15,000 pounds in our first budget.
A £500 tax cut for the average worker, £1000 off for a working couple.
Robert Jenrick retweeted
How can it be that in 2026, British people can't safely drink their tap water or go swimming? This is unacceptable.
This is how Reform will take back control of our essential utilities. 👇
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
BREAKING: Net Debt over £3 TRILLION
Today, net debt ticked over £3 trillion for the first time. Meanwhile, the tax burden is at post-war highs. We simply cannot carry on like this.
Reform has laid out a plan to save more than £80 billion a year. We’d use that to cut the debt and cut your taxes.
We can achieve both by making the hard choices: take control of the welfare bill, end Net Zero vanity projects, and scrap foreign aid to rich countries.
Will Healey take those choices? Or will he bury his head in the sand?
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I missed this on the news?
Burnham is planning to allow the benefits bill hit £400 billion by 2030.
That is a dereliction of duty.
It means crippling tax rises are coming.
Exclusive:
Britain’s welfare bill is set to continue to rise even after Andy Burnham’s reforms next year.
*Burnham is planning a new welfare bill to cut benefits early next year - probably at the start of a new parliamentary session in April
*Around the same time, ministers will announce the Milburn reforms to encourage young people back to work and improvements to disability benefits
*The fiscal scorecard for these changes will not be published until the Spending Review later in the year
*Under current plans, the upfront cost of Milburn reforms will outweigh any benefit savings for at least two financial years
*This means the overall welfare budget will not see any savings until 2030 at the earliest
*This timeline pushes back any savings (and reallocation of money eg for defence) until well after the next election
Story: telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
Robert Jenrick retweeted
🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage has announced Armed Forces Reserves will pay no tax on the pay they receive
As @Nigel_Farage has announced in Plymouth, under a Reform government those in our Armed Forces Reserves will pay no tax whatsoever on their service to our country 🇬🇧
Watch LIVE as I speak on the national economic emergency Britain faces and how Reform will fix it. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AJEmvapj…
The economy is broken. Bills are through the roof. And good jobs have disappeared.
We need Reform.
Join me and @Nigel_Farage at 2pm, live from Plymouth.
Since Labour came in, wages have stagnated for most.
Meanwhile, their paymasters in the public sector unions have received repeated inflation-busting deals.
Which you're paying for. How is that fair?
The country is going down the pan and our Prime Minister is faffing around tweaking parking tickets.
What is the point in Burnham if he refuses to touch the big issues like the ballooning benefits bill?
🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham has announced changes to car parking fines
- Drivers will have a 5-minute grace period to decide whether to park and 10 minutes to leave after a parking session ends
- A £20 maximum charge on appeal for minor mistakes, such as entering the wrong number plate or not displaying a permit
- Charges will also be cancelled on appeal for breakdowns, medical emergencies or broken ticket machines
- The £100 cap on charges will remain
- The rules will come into force as soon as possible and operators that break them will lose access to DVLA data
Mass migration and soft-touch law and order destroys countries.
Macron has chosen to ignore this obvious fact.
We can either do the same and face a similar fate, or fight to save Britain.
Yet another tax raid on unsuspecting family businesses because Labour cannot get the benefits bill under control.
Labour's new raid on family firms as Chancellor 'plots to charge income tax on share scheme' trib.al/dGe76SP
Robert Jenrick retweeted
‘They’re being sold in plain sight at car boot sales across the country.’
Reform UK Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick continues his investigation into Britain’s growing tool theft epidemic, exposing the apparent sale of stolen tools in broad daylight.
Watch what happens when a Tory MP gets asked a hard question rather than an underarm set-up…
Embarrassing.
'I think we've had this conversation...'
Tory MP Helen Whately terminates her interview with @Lewis_Goodall after being questioned on Kemi Badenoch's decision to allow a man jailed for antisemitism to stand as a councillor.
