Rhondda and Ogmore
Darren James

Darren James is honored to announce his candidacy as the Reform UK representative for Rhondda and Ogmore. Hailing from the South Wales valleys, Darren is proud to represent his local constituents in the upcoming General Election. With a career spanning approximately 35 years in Engineering and Construction, and seven years of experience in the NHS, Darren brings a wealth of expertise to his candidacy.

Passionate About Sport and Community

Outside of his professional life, Darren is deeply engaged in sports, particularly Rugby and football. His involvement in playing, coaching, and managing teams has allowed him to forge lasting relationships both locally and globally. His commitment to sports reflects his broader dedication to community and teamwork.

Commitment to Charity Work

Darren is also a dedicated supporter of various charities. He takes pride in his active participation in fundraising and supporting causes such as Cancer Research, Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, Age Concern, suicide awareness, Welsh veterans, and local charities. His charitable work demonstrates his commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others.

Advocating for Reform UK

Darren chose to represent Reform UK because he believes it is the only party truly capable of representing Britain and its people. Dissatisfied with the current political landscape and the decline of public services under both Conservative and Labour governments, Darren is determined to drive meaningful change. Reform UK’s focus is on creating a better future by addressing key issues and restoring trust in governance.

Proposed Reforms and Policies

Reform UK aims to implement impactful policies to improve the nation’s future. Some of the key proposals include:

• Reducing Foreign Aid: Cutting foreign aid by 50% to prioritize British interests and needs.
• Border Control: Stopping illegal immigration and freezing non-essential immigration.
• NHS Improvements: Eliminating waiting lists, ensuring free private healthcare if needed, and timely access to medical services.
• Tax Reforms: Raising the annual income tax threshold from £12,500 to £20,000 to make work more rewarding.
• Educational Reforms: Stopping the teaching of Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) to young children to safeguard their innocence.