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Councillor issues apology after accusing resident of using the word 'fascism'
Boston Target
|November 05, 2025
MAN REFERRED TO FLAGS AS 'RACISM'
A COUNCILLOR has apologised to a resident for wrongly accusing them of using the word 'fascism'.
Councillor Jonathan Noble (Reform UK), who represents the Trinity ward on Boston Borough Council, made the comments to a resident who was speaking about flags which had been put up in Boston at a Boston Town Area Committee meeting on September 25.
This story is from the November 05, 2025 edition of Boston Target.
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