The Welsh Conservative Party’s deputy leader is seen as the frontrunner to succeed Dan Thomas, who was detained by police over the weekend amid ongoing investigations. With leadership uncertainty looming, speculation is growing over who will step into the role as the party navigates a critical political moment. The move follows Thomas’s arrest, raising questions about the timing and implications for the party’s future direction. Internal dynamics and member loyalty will likely shape the next steps in the leadership transition.
Reform's Welsh deputy leader is the favourite to take over from Dan Thomas, who was arrested on Sunday.
