From punk to politics - the making of new Reform Wales leader Helen Jenner
Indeed, she says politics was not something she was into then.What changed that? "My dad banging on about the European Union constantly," she said.Her father, who's from Liverpool, had joined UKIP.
- ▪Indeed, she says politics was not something she was into then.What changed that?
- ▪"My dad banging on about the European Union constantly," she said.Her father, who's from Liverpool, had joined UKIP.
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- ▪ Helen Jenner unveiled as the new leader of Reform in Wales — BBC News
- ▪ Helen Jenner unveiled as Reform UK’s new leader in Wales after arrest of Dan Thomas — The Guardian — UK
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From punk to politics - the making of new Reform Wales leader Helen JennerImage caption, Helen Jenner was previously deputy leader of Reform WalesByAdrian BrowneWales political reporterPublished1 hour agoHelen Jenner, the new leader of Reform Wales, got a taster session for the top job on Tuesday, with a confident performance quizzing Plaid Cymru First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth in the Senedd.The Bangor Conwy Môn MS took over after her predecessor Dan Thomas quit as leader following an arrest on suspicion of assault and controlling or coercive behaviour.He says he has done nothing wrong.As an ex-teacher, Jenner reckons she has no fears appearing before politicians in Cardiff Bay.Over the summer she told the BBC Walescast podcast it was "nothing compared to year 11 last lesson on a…
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