Laila Cunningham

London used to feel like one community. I miss feeling safe in my own town. I miss seeing police on the streets. I miss feeling the state had my back. I miss the unity. Nobody cared what religion y...

For millions of people, a driving licence isn't a convenience, it's a necessity. It's how they get to work, support their families, and keep their businesses running. Many motorists feel they're be...

When I spoke about the Pakistani grooming gangs scandal, I was called racist, accused of “dog whistling,” and told I had to “balance” the conversation by mentioning crimes committed by white people...

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Who serves who in London? Does the government serve us, or are we working to serve them? Londoners feel it in the cost of living. In the traffic caused by LTNs. In theft and disorder treated as bac...

Excessive regulation kills small businesses, the backbone of this country. Only big businesses can absorb the cost. The same big businesses that fund EU bureaucracy. That is why small businesses ha...

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Britain’s small businesses are being crushed by regulation, rising costs, and endless compliance. High streets are disappearing, hardworking people are struggling to get ahead, and wages have been ...

Labour spent years turning politics into identity politics. Instead of uniting people as British citizens, they divided communities by race, religion and grievance, keeping people angry, disconnect...

Britain doesn’t reward risk anymore. It punishes it. While Labour talks about “growth,” small business owners, employers, and risk-takers are being buried under regulation, rising costs, and Employ...

People do not experience immigration as a GDP statistic. They experience it through GP appointments they cannot get, rents they cannot afford, and housing they cannot find. Wages are stagnant. Youn...

They call Reform an existential threat. They are right. We are a threat to their careers, their party, and the cozy consensus that has failed this city. Reform support comes from every community. B...

Tony Blair’s government ignored warnings from trade unions about wages. In 2004, Labour waived transitional controls. Net migration rose from around 50,000 in the late 1990s to over 250,000 a year....

London was once a city where people felt safe, trusted the police, and believed freedom meant living without fear. Today, too many Londoners feel abandoned because crime is normalised, trust in pol...

Labour and the Greens keep dividing people into groups and convincing them they are victims instead of building a united country. Britain does not become stronger when people are taught to resent t...

What’s wrong with loving your country and wanting it to feel like home? Wanting sovereignty, accountability, secure borders, affordable homes, and opportunities for your own people shouldn’t be con...

Labour talks about rebuilding relationships with Brussels. Not about rebuilding British towns. Closer alignment with the EU means giving away the sovereignty people voted for. Young people do not n...

People don’t experience immigration through GDP charts or political slogans. They experience it through rising rents, pressure on housing, GP appointments, wages and whether they still feel connect...

Young people should not have to leave Britain to find opportunity. They should be able to work here. Buy a home here. Raise a family here. Build their future here. But after years of high taxes, st...

10 months ago, it was one councillor fighting alone. Today, Reform is winning across London because ordinary people finally feel heard again, and this movement is only getting started. #ReformUK #L...