Title: Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Headings: Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Three new parties (Reclaim, Reform UK and Heritage) have formed to challenge the Conservative Government and other mainstream parties on their perceived failings, on areas ranging from lockdown to British culture.

Content: The Chairman of the Brexit Party, Richard Tice, said: “ The need for major reform in the UK is clearer now than ever. A new approach is essential so that government works for the people, not for itself.” The logo and other policies will remain the same, being changing the UK voting system, abolishing the House of Lords and challenging public institutions. Since its launch, according to a recent poll, the party has risen in popularity. According to The Express, it is 1% behind the Liberal Democrats, who are the third-largest party in the UK. This is similar to what happened with the Brexit Party last year, when the Conservative Party failed to achieve Brexit under former Prime Minister Theresa May.
A less well known and far more right-leaning, but more developed, party is the Heritage Party. It has been founded by the former UKIP London AM David Kurten. Heritage Party Logo set up by David Kurten, Facebook
According to their manifesto, some of their main policies include defending all forms of free speech, promoting “Traditional marriage” and Natural families”, leaving the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), the Paris Climate Agreement and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), and developing the teaching of skills in British schools, with the goal of making the UK self-sufficient in certain areas. The Party also stands for fiscal responsibility and the free-market economy, and on a pro-life platform.