Waiting for an ADHD assessment can feel like standing in a queue with no end in sight. In County Durham, that feeling is easy to understand, because the public information does not show one simple number that fits everyone. What you get instead is a mix of NHS routes, local service pages, and different rules […]
A well-placed grit bin can make a slippery street feel much safer in winter. If your road freezes early, or a path turns to ice after every cold snap, County Durham Council does allow residents to ask for one. The trick is giving a clear, practical request. A vague message gets slow replies. A good […]
Housing in Britain does not suffer from a shortage of opinions. It suffers from a shortage of homes. Reform UK says the answer is to change the rules that slow building, not keep adding layers of delay. That means planning, land use, building methods, and the rental market all sit in the same conversation. It […]
Waiting for planned NHS treatment can feel endless when you do not know where you stand. In County Durham, the picture changes by specialty, so one person’s wait tells you little about another’s. Some patients are still moving through the system in weeks, while others are left counting months. This guide shows where to check […]
A safer crossing can change an awkward road into a walk you can manage with confidence. If a street in County Durham feels hard to cross, you can ask the council to review it. The best requests are clear and specific. They name the road, explain the danger, and show who uses it day after […]
What does free speech mean if you can only use it when the room approves? That is the question at the heart of Reform UK free speech policy. The party says open debate should be protected, not managed by pressure, fashion, or bureaucratic fear. For supporters, this is about more than a slogan. It reaches […]
Rural voters know when a policy sounds neat in Westminster but falls apart at the gate. Farming runs on slim margins, changing weather, rising costs, and decisions that can shape a family for generations. Reform UK’s farming policy speaks to that pressure. It promises confidence, profitability, and long-term sustainability for British agriculture and fishing, with […]
Prisons sit at the sharp end of justice. They punish crime, protect the public, and test whether the state can keep its word. Reform UK’s prison reform message is blunt. The party says too many offenders get out too soon, too little space gets built too slowly, and ordinary people pay the price. That sounds […]
Crime is one of the clearest tests of political seriousness. Reform UK’s crime policy for 2026 is blunt: more police, tougher sentences, bigger prison capacity, and a harder line on repeat offenders. That sounds straightforward, but the detail matters because slogans can fit on a poster while policy has to hold up on a street, […]
A dumped sofa, mattress, or heap of black bags can ruin a lane in minutes. In County Durham, quick reporting helps stop rubbish sitting there for days, and it gives the council a better chance of acting on it. Fly-tipping is more than a nuisance. It can attract pests, damage the look of a neighbourhood, […]
© 2026 Reform UK City Of Durham. All rights reserved.
Promoted by Mark Leigh on behalf of themselves, at 124 City Road, London. EC1V 2NX
