Nigel Farage Transfers Reform UK Ownership to Members

The party transitions to a non-profit structure with a new constitution, granting members formal control over leadership decisions.

Nigel Farage has relinquished his majority control of Reform UK, transferring ownership to the party's 200,000 members under a new non-profit structure.
Reform UK is now managed by Reform 2025 Ltd, a company limited by guarantee with no shareholders, overseen by Farage and chairman Zia Yusuf as directors and guarantors.
The party's new constitution, approved by members last year, allows for leadership removal through a no-confidence vote, though the requirements are challenging to meet.
Farage has described the changes as part of efforts to professionalize the party as it prepares for upcoming local elections and potential government ambitions.
Recent polling shows Reform UK gaining popularity, surpassing both the Labour and Conservative parties in voter trust and intent in some surveys.