A Reform UK wreath was vandalized shortly after being placed at a war memorial in the Vale of Glamorgan on Remembrance Sunday. Toby Rhodes-Matthews, head of Reform UK's Vale of Glamorgan & Bridgend branch and an ex-Royal Navy veteran, discovered the wreath's Reform UK logo had been ripped out and was left on the ground the following day. He expressed deep distress, stating the act showed disrespect for war sacrifices and democracy.
Reform UK Wales described the incident as "disgraceful political intimidation" and a threat to democracy, calling for broader condemnation of such behavior from all political parties. The Vale of Glamorgan is considered a key target seat for Reform UK in the upcoming General Election, with current forecasts showing them leading in the constituency.
This vandalism follows a pattern of alleged intimidation and abuse directed at Reform UK during recent campaigns. Llyr Powell, Reform UK's candidate in the Caerphilly by-election, recounted experiencing "unbearable" abuse, including being spat on and physically attacked, and noted that the party's campaign headquarters there was also v... download the app to read more
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