A growing faction within the Conservative Party’s youth wing is debating whether to pursue a formal alliance with Reform UK, as tensions rise over the party’s future direction. Supporters argue such a deal could strengthen the government’s stance on immigration and economic policies, while critics warn it risks alienating moderate voters and fracturing the party’s unity. The discussion comes amid broader concerns about electoral strategy and ideological alignment within the Conservative movement. With Reform UK gaining momentum, the debate reflects deeper divisions over how best to secure political influence.
Young Tories on if their party should do a deal with Reform UK.
