Factionalism, farce and chaos dogs Reform UK in the garden of England
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Reform UK's leadership is facing challenges in Kent after a series of incidents. The party won local elections in July, with Nigel Farage attending a victory party by helicopter. However, just over 25 weeks later, factionalism and chaos have erupted within the council. Leader Linden Kemkaran has been accused of using "fucking suck it up" language towards dissenting colleagues, leading to suspensions of four councillors. The party has issued "oaths of loyalty" to its remaining councillors, but opposition politicians are calling for her resignation due to concerns over undeclared interests and unprofessional behavior. Kemkaran had failed to declare her husband's role in the NHS until months after her election. The council is now facing delays in processing appeals from families seeking school transport support.
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