Reform UK Political Party

Reform UK is a right-wing, populist political party in the United Kingdom. It was originally founded as the Brexit Party in early 2019, primarily spearheaded by Nigel Farage and Catherine Blaiklock to campaign for the UK's withdrawal from the European Union. Following the UK's formal departure from the EU, the party rebranded itself as Reform UK in January 2021, shifting its policy focus toward governance reform, taxation, and immigration.

Unlike traditional political parties that are unincorporated associations owned by their members, Reform UK is structured as a private limited company. This unique corporate structure allows for a more centralized leadership model. The party is registered as 'Reform UK Party Limited' with Companies House in the UK. Ownership and control are held through shares, with Nigel Farage traditionally holding the majority stake, providing him with significant legal control over the organisation's direction and leadership.

The party operates across the United Kingdom, fielding candidates in local, mayoral, and general elections. Its headquarters are located in London, and its activities are financed through a combination of private donations, membership fees, and share capital. As of 2024 and looking toward 2026, the party remains a significant force in British politics, focusing on 'common sense' policies and structural institutional change.