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Nigel Farage gives up ownership of Reform UK to make party more democratic

Nigel Farage has transferred ownership of Reform UK, and the party is now a non-profit organization with no shareholders.
The existing Reform UK Party Ltd will now be managed by a new entity, Reform 2025 Ltd, which lists Zia Yusuf as a director.
Ben Habib, a former co-deputy leader, expressed delight over the changes but noted flaws in the draft constitution.
Zia Yusuf stated that Farage's handover to the party members fulfills a promise made earlier.

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BBC News

Nigel Farage gives up ownership of Reform UK

The party says it wants to professionalise and give more control to members.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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leftfootforward.org

Nigel Farage sets up a new private company for Reform UK

Instead of setting up an unincorporated association like most political parties do, Nigel Farage has formed a new not-for-profit private company, Reform 2025 Ltd, to run the party. The Reform UK leader has set up a private company limited by guarantee with no shareholders, which he claims is part of handing over control to the party’s 200,000 members. Reform 2025 has two directors listed: Farage and the party’s chair Zia Yusuf. According to a do…

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Sky News UK

Nigel Farage relinquishes majority control of Reform UK

A board will be put in place to set the direction for the party, with Reform's more than 200,000 members to vote on decisions at the annual conference in an advisory manner according to a new constitution.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

Nigel Farage gives up ownership of Reform UK to make party more democratic

Eurosceptic politician Nigel Farage has given up formal control of his right-wing Reform UK party, which is currently leading in opinion polls, as he seeks to democratise its structure in a bid to win Britain's next general election.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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