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THE Parliamentary candidate for Reform UK for Sefton Central, Nagender Chindam (NG) met some of his supporters in Formby on Saturday.
Sefton Central covers:- Ainsdale, Formby, Hightown, and Crosby, as well as both:- Maghull and Lydiate. The area has been represented by Labour since 2010.
With a morning coffee in hand, the group discussed a plan of action of what could be done in the few weeks until the 4th July General Election to get the Reform UK message out there.
They pledged to display Reform UK boards and deliver leaflets around the areas.
Nagender (NG) exhibits his passion for the party and his country, NG, is a local businessman and family man.
A spokesperson for the party said:-"The group of like minded individuals made it clear that:- 'Change' is indeed needed for this country and our local areas. It is evident that they feel let down by both the 2 big political parties and that Reform UK’s:- ‘common sense’ approach to:- ‘Making Britain Great Again’ resonates with many local people. Vote Chindam on:- 4th July 2024, and 'Vote for change!'"
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