A prominent figure behind a campaign group accused of religiously and racially aggravated harassment was reportedly allowed to attend Reform UK’s annual conference. The leader of the organization, which has been linked to widespread displays of flags across England, claims he received an official invitation to the event. The allegations against him stem from suspicions of targeted harassment, raising questions about the party’s stance on inclusivity. Details of the invitation and its implications for the group’s involvement in political gatherings remain under scrutiny.
Ryan Bridge, arrested this year on suspicion of religiously and racially aggravated harassment, says party invited himThe leader of a flag campaign group who was arrested on suspicion of causing religiously and racially aggravated harassment was given access to Reform UK’s annual conference.Ryan Bridge, whose Raise the Colours group has put up hundreds of union and St George flags across England, told the Guardian he was invited to the conference. Continue reading...
