Farage Names Helen Jenner as Reform UK's New Wales Leader
The appointment follows the resignation of predecessor Dan Thomas after his arrest, according to The Guardian.
Nigel Farage has named Helen Jenner as Reform UK's new leader in Wales, according to The Guardian.
Jenner, previously the party's deputy leader in Wales, succeeds Dan Thomas, who stood down last week following his arrest, The Guardian reported. Farage described the departure as “a bump in the road,” according to the report.
Jenner represents Bangor Conwy Môn in the Senedd, The Guardian said.
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- Farage names new leader for Reform UK in Wales after arrest of predecessor – UK politics live — The Guardian — World
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