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Reform UK Claims £331M Savings Amid Labour Criticism
11/17/2025
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- Reform UK claims it saved taxpayers £331 million in six months through cost-cutting measures in local councils.
- Richard Tice, Reform UK's Deputy Leader, cited £4 million from electric-car projects and funds moved from net-zero plans to flood defenses.
- Since May, councils have repaired over 136,000 potholes, led by Derbyshire with 28,000 repairs.
- Labour criticised Reform councils for chaos and expulsions in Kent, saying promised savings were not delivered and services were cut.
