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Reform UK are hoping to gain ground here in Durham on May 1st. But local voters deserve to know who’s standing, what they believe, and what they’re really about.
We’ve uncovered candidates in Durham who have shared conspiracies, misinformation and far-right content online, including posts defending Tommy Robinson and pushing racist narratives. We can’t afford to let this go under the radar.
Just one conversation could change someone’s vote and affect the result in Durham. Use the tools below to get the facts out there, in your group chats, local Facebook groups, or face to face in your community.
The far right know how powerful everyday conversations can be. Whether it’s online or face to face, they use local Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats and word of mouth to quietly spread division and distrust.
That’s why it matters when we speak up too. Here are a few places where sharing can make a real difference:
Top Tip: it’s not about winning arguments
Reform UK rely on people staying quiet. But one honest conversation, online or offline, can break that silence.
You might not change minds overnight. But you can raise questions, plant seeds and help people see what’s really at stake. It’s not about arguing or throwing information at people, it’s about opening a conversation that might shift how someone sees things.
Remember the goal isn’t to win an argument, it’s to make someone think twice.
We’re lifting the lid on the people and money behind Reform UK, and this is just the start. Reform Watch is a new newsletter from HOPE not hate, sent straight to supporters who want to know the truth about the party. Sign up now to get the next edition.
We can stop Reform UK, but only if we start organising now. This fight will be won in our towns, workplaces, and communities. The more of us who stand together, the stronger we are. Join the movement today.
Help us do more of this work and take a stand against the divisive politics of Reform UK. Your donations enable us to organise locally, resist far-right extremism, and build a united front. Every contribution helps.
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HOPE not hate
HOPE not hate Limited (Reg. No. 08188502)
Telephone +44 (0)207 952 1181
Registered office 167-169 Great Portland Street, 5th Floor, London, W1W 5PF, United Kingdom.
HOPE not hate Limited (“HOPE not hate”) receives grants from HOPE not hate Charitable Trust, a registered charity in England and Wales with charity number 1013880.
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