Folkestone and Hythe
Parliamentary Candidate
William Wright

William Wright, a 62-year-old father of four, has spent most of his life in the UK, with brief stints in Norway and Qatar. With a career spanning 41 years, Wright has dedicated himself to various roles, currently serving as a part-time Ambulance Care Assistant with the Red Cross.

Disillusionment with Mainstream Politics

In 2019, William, like many northern Labour voters, supported Boris Johnson's Conservatives, partly due to Nigel Farage's decision to withdraw Brexit Party candidates. However, William's perspective has shifted significantly. He now perceives no meaningful difference between the Conservative and Labour parties, criticizing both for their tax-and-spend policies and authoritarian tendencies that he believes will harm the lowest-paid workers.

Advocacy for Reform UK

William Wright is convinced that Reform UK offers the only viable alternative to the current political landscape. He supports the party’s focus on personal freedoms, lower taxes, and controlled immigration. Wright is committed to using Brexit opportunities to stimulate economic growth, restore law and order, reform the NHS, and address what he sees as the issues of 'wokeism' in education. Though he acknowledges the challenges, William believes that Reform UK’s vision is the most credible option available.

Passion for Reform UK in Folkestone and Hythe

Driven by his convictions, William Wright is enthusiastic about standing for Reform UK in Folkestone and Hythe. His dedication reflects his commitment to bringing about meaningful change in the current political climate.