Interesting reading from a tory defector to Reform who now wants to return to the tories. Published on 'conservative home'. which is free to read,
Discussing the factionalism within Reform
Reform are like one big HMO – they don’t like each other and are united by grievance alone.
Whilst speaking to grievance is a part of politics, good governance depends on those willing to serve in the public interest to fix the problems, not just spin them.
The infighting in Reform is toxic and make past Tory spats look like playground arguments.
He identifies the factions, then continues:
Another issue I had come up over again was how unprofessional the party is. They are not concerned about their own policy; it is here today gone tomorrow. They rewrite their own party rules quarterly to reflect the latest factional battles. The changes serve as a sort of historiography of who’s up and who’s down.
conservativehome.com/2026/06/17/robbie-lammas-i-made-a-mistake-defecting-to-reform-they-are-not-a-serious-party/
There was another article by a disaffected Reform group deputy leader flagged up here, but I don't have a subscription to the media which published it. He apparently described the party as 'toxic'
bsky.app/profile/fascinatorfun.bsky.social/post/3modafcv5ic2j
This really isn't a party to seriously consider for government, is it?
A place you know you won’t visit now but would have liked to


