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Our Contract With You

What Reform UK promises for you

We are committed to delivering transparency and policies that truly reflect your needs. Explore how you would be better off under a Reform UK Government, using our personalised checker.

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Our Vision for Rother

A brighter future for our community

Reform UK are committed to building a safer, prosperous Rother where residents’ needs come first. Explore how our policies aim to improve local services and quality of life for everyone.

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Usually vote Liberal Democrat?

Curious about Reform UK

If you’ve supported the Liberal Democrats for fairness and accountability, we share those values. See where our policies align – and where Reform UK can deliver more for Rother.

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Feature

Once a Splash of Pride, Now a Dry Drain of Opportunity

The silent fountains beside the De La Warr Pavilion tell a story of poor planning, rising costs and years of inaction. How Bexhill lost a chance to beautify its seafront and why it did not have to happen this way.

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Local Reform UK Policy

Reform UK’s commitment to cutting £200 off your energy bill immediately

Reform UK’s commitment to cutting £200 off your energy bill immediately

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Local Reform UK Policy

Reform UK’s Commitment to Nature: Protecting Our Wildlife and Countryside

Reform UK’s commitment to protecting East Sussex’s landscapes and wildlife through local action

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Local Reform UK Policy

Saving Our Pubs

Thousands of British pubs are vanishing, Reform UK's plan offers a lifeline to save our social hubs

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News from your Councillors

Cllr Pete Morley: Working with others and visiting ESCC’s highways hub

Reflections on the LGA Conference and a highways visit to help deliver better services for residents

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Meet Your Councillors

Pete Morley

Pete is a Councillor on Battle Town Council

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Local Government Feature

East Sussex County Council Faces £55.8m Deficit for 2026/27

East Sussex residents finally had their say on 7th May after Reform UK successfully challenged attempts to delay the elections. The vote came as East Sussex County Council faces a projected £55.8 million deficit, with rising pressure from adult social care, children’s services, deprivation, and the county’s ageing population placing growing strain on local finances. Reform UK says years of financial mismanagement have left residents paying more while core services continue to deteriorate.

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