Well this went well
Reform UK’s “fair
fuel” protest failed to draw support on Monday, with the planned march down Whitehall called off amid a small turnout.
Billed as “national fuel protest”, the protest was shared on senior
Reform UK members’ social media, including the party’s treasury spokesperson,
Robert Jenrick.
The AI-generated poster advertising the event on social media featured an array of tractors, lorries and vans positioned in front of parliament.
But as
Reform UK’s double-decker bus and taxi turned on to Whitehall – 40 minutes after the advertised start time of 9am – no other vehicles had materialised.
Only dozens of spectators gathered on the street by the bus, the majority from the media, with just a small handful of Reform UK supporters attending.
The event was also supposed to include a march down Whitehall, but the moving demonstration was called off.
Mr Jenrick, who was leading the protest alongside Reform’s deputy leader Richard Tice, MP Sarah Pochin and London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham, said the group had been “driving around central London ... talking to punters”
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