Reform’s Dan Thomas quits as Welsh leader

Reform Wales Leader Dan Thomas Resigns Amidst Police Report

BBC News reports that Dan Thomas, leader of Reform UK in Wales, has resigned from his position, citing personal reasons. In a statement from his party, Thomas mentions being "reported to the police" and being released without charge, emphasizing that he is innocent.

Thomas was appointed Welsh party leader by Nigel Farage in February. He stated, "Over the weekend, I was reported to the police and was released without charge. I stress that I have done nothing wrong, but I do not want the coming headlines to be a distraction from the fantastic work our Senedd team is doing in holding this government to account."

This resignation comes after Thomas’ absence from the First Minister’s Questions today. The story is still developing, with more details to come.


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  • Wales
  • Reform UK

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