Reform UK’s Andrea Jenkyns Speaks Out on Police Inaction
Andrea Jenkyns, the charismatic spokesperson for Reform UK, delivered a stark warning at the party’s recent conference: the deepening gaps in policing mean the United Kingdom may no longer be the safe haven it once claimed to be.
Key Highlights From Jenkyns’ Address
- She shared that her office was graffitied with a menacing threat—“kill yourself”—and that the responsible individual was never identified.
- In a month, she received 70 unsettling emails urging her to purchase a stab vest and to “watch out.” The person who sent them was only given a cautious warning.
- Jenkyns recounted a former activist being chased with a sledgehammer, footage of which fortunately survived, yet the perpetrator was simply let off by authorities.
Why It Matters
These incidents, according to Jenkyns, illustrate a broader pattern of police indifference that can be summed up as “dereliction of duty.” She argues that the protection promised by our safety net has become something of a fairytale lately, and no one—especially children—is truly secure.
Looking Ahead
Jenkyns urges Reform UK to take a stand and demand tangible reforms: better community policing, prompt investigations, and stronger accountability. Without these changes, she insists, Britain’s glossy image will continue to be haunted by real, frightened victims.
With this candid testimony, Jenkyns reminds us that every change starts with shining a light on the problems that have long been ignored—so the country can finally move from “beautiful haven” to a genuinely safe space for all.
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Voices from the Frontlines
- Mother’s Fear: A local resident shared, “I absolutely feel unsafe. As a mother, I don’t think my children will grow up in a country that feels so protected like the Britain I was raised in.”
- Rising Concern: She continued, “We’re living in a place where people are told not to speak their mind, where everyone is put on the chopping block, and all women feel the fallout.”
Political Take‑aways
On the political front, Sarah Pochin from Reform UK gave her take: “We’re seeing a daily wave of people who don’t align with the values we cherish.”
She voiced worry that migrants coming from Afghanistan, bearing cultural views that clash with the country, may influence local attitudes on women’s rights. “The truth has not been heard for too long,” she added.
Public Measures Under Consideration
- Street patrols to keep neighborhoods safer.
- Massive marches led by mothers who fear for their daughters’ safety.
Reform’s Commitment if Elected
Sarah Pochin pledged, “If we win the next general election, we’ll put a stop to the betrayal of women and children.”
Her main promises:
- Deport every illegal immigrant who falls on our land.
- Release every illegal immigrant staying in hotels.
- Locating and removing unlawful occupants from multi‑occupation houses.
- Extradite foreign offenders who break the law in our prisons so that, upon release, they’re not roaming free on our streets.
The Road Ahead
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We’ll keep you posted as the investigation deepens and the political debate heats up—because it’s more than just policy; it’s about what feels right for our community, our families, and our future.
