Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor
John Grant

John Grant is honored to have been chosen as the Reform UK Parliamentary candidate for Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor. As someone who grew up in the constituency, John has a deep-rooted understanding of the community's values and the importance of fairness. His candidacy is driven by a desire to represent the people of this area and advocate for policies that reflect their needs and aspirations.

Advocating for the Will of the People

John Grant is a staunch advocate for respecting the democratic will of the people. Like many in the constituency, he voted to leave the European Union and was disheartened by the actions of politicians and civil servants who sought to undermine the Brexit process. He believes that the people’s decision must be upheld without interference from those who wish to disrupt the country’s future.

Standing Against Government Mismanagement

John has been vocal about the need for transparency and accountability in government, particularly in light of the recent handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. He witnessed firsthand the damaging effects of what he sees as the government’s mismanagement, coercive propaganda, and misinformation, which have left a lasting impact on society, especially on the elderly and children. John is committed to ensuring that such missteps are not repeated.

A Call for Political Change

Disillusioned with the current political system, John Grant believes that the traditional parties no longer serve the best interests of the British people. He asserts that there is little distinction between the policies of the Conservative and Labour parties, and that British politics is in dire need of a shake-up. John is confident that Reform UK is the party that can bring about the necessary changes to restore trust and integrity in the political landscape.

John Grant is ready to bring fresh ideas and a new approach to British politics, standing firm in his commitment to delivering meaningful change for the people of Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor.