Reform UK Group Leader Resigns from Cornwall Council
A recent resignation has added to the perception that Reform UK is a party in disarray, following a series of councillor departures since the May local elections.
Councillor Rob Parsonage, the party's group leader at Cornwall Council, has stepped down from his role. He was one of 28 Reform councillors elected in May, making them the largest group on the local authority.
“Following careful consideration, Cllr Robert Parsonage has decided to step down from his role as group leader, effective immediately.
A coalition between the Liberal Democrats and independents prevented Reform UK from taking control of the council. To ensure continuity, Keith Johnson has been elected as interim group leader, with Kevin Towill appointed as deputy leader.
Author's summary: Reform UK faces chaos with another resignation.
- Reform UK councillor Rob Parsonage resigned as group leader.
- Keith Johnson is the new interim group leader.
- Kevin Towill is the new deputy leader.
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