Not just a boys' club - Reform's winning more women voters

REFORM UK is no longer seen as a “boys’ club” and is winning over more female voters, a survey suggests.

- By Jonathan Walker

Recruiting high-profile women, such as by-election winner Sarah Pochin, to the team is thought to have helped soften the party’s male-dominated image.

But leader Nigel Farage said there was also evidence that female voters were growing more concerned about issues that Reform has focused on such as immigration.

The party has failed to appeal to women in previous elections, but that is no longer an issue according to the poll.