Title: Reform UK - Wikipedia
Headings: Reform UK
Reform UK
Contents
History
Brexit Party
Transition into Reform UK
Representation
European Parliament
Senedd Cymru
Scottish Parliament
Policies and ideology
Funding and structure
Leaders
Elections
2019 European Parliament elections
House of Commons
Local government
See also
References
External links

Content: By May 2020, proposals to re-brand the Brexit Party as the Reform Party had been suggested. In November 2020, it was announced that Farage had applied to the Electoral Commission to re-register the Brexit Party as Reform UK. On 6 January 2021, the party was re-registered as Reform UK. Contents
1 History
1.1 Brexit Party
1.2 Transition into Reform UK
2 Representation
2.1 European Parliament
2.2 Senedd Cymru
2.3 Scottish Parliament
3 Policies and ideology
4 Funding and structure
4.1 Leaders
5 Elections
5.1 2019 European Parliament elections
5.2 House of Commons
5.3 Local government
6 See also
7 References
8 External links
History
Brexit Party
Former party leader Nigel Farage
The Brexit Party logo, 2018–20
A company called The Brexit Party Limited was incorporated with Companies House on 23 November 2018. It was formally announced on 20 January 2019 by former UKIP economics spokesperson Catherine Blaiklock, who served as the party's initial leader. On 5 February 2019, it was registered with the United Kingdom Electoral Commission to run candidates in any English, Scottish, Welsh and European Union elections. On the day of the announcement, Nigel Farage, who had been an independent MEP since his departure from UKIP in early December 2018, said that the party was Blaiklock's idea, but that she had acted with his full support. In a 24 January 2019 interview, Blaiklock said: " I won't run it without Nigel [Farage], I'm a nobody and I haven't got any ego to say that I am an anybody", and that: " I'm happy to facilitate Nigel and do the donkey work and work for him, but I don't have any illusions as to myself".