The party will return to Connexin Live for the second year running
Nigel Farage MP, leader of Reform UK(Image: Getty Images)
Nigel Farage is set to visit Hull for a Reform UK party ‘rally’ at Connexin Live. Later this month the Clacton MP will return to Hull as part of his party’s local election campaign.
It will not be the first time Hull’s Connexin Live has hosted a Reform rally. Last February, the arena was used to host the event at which former Olympic boxer Luke Campbell was announced as the party’s candidate for the Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election.
The event will take place on Monday, March 30 at 7pm. Mr Farage and other guests are set to speak.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage MP said: “I’m coming to Hull because this community deserves better than the managed decline delivered by Labour and the Conservatives. They have broken Britain, and they refuse to admit it.
“This campaign is about telling the truth and offering real change. Reform UK is ready to fix Britain – but we can’t do it without you.”
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The event will take place in the run up to the 2026 local elections where a third of Hull City Council is up for grabs. Despite having a small presence on East Riding Council, Reform UK do not have any councillors in Hull.
The party will be hoping to replicate its success in last year’s Mayoral Election which saw Mr Campbell elected as the region’s first Mayor. A total of 19 seats in the Guildhall are up for election.
People can buy tickets for the rally on the party’s website by clicking the link here.
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