Nigel Farage has been under pressure for not spending much time in his constituency of Clacton.
Reform Party UK Exposed shared a mock-up poster of Nigel Farage.
They added ‘dates’ for the tour writing
“Nigel Farage Anywhere But Clacton World Tour
“Today: Bitcoin Conference, Las Vegas
“2024 Aug: Arizona USA Sept: Chicago USA Sept: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Nov: Pennsylvania, USA Dec: NYC, USA Dec: Washington, DC, USA
“2025 Jan: Washington, DC, USA Feb: Washington, DC, USA March: Florida, USA May: France May: Las Vegas, USA.”
Last year, Nigel Farage claimed to have “bought a house” in Clacton – but it turns out the substantial detached property is owned in the name of his girlfriend.
The Reform UK leader said he had “exchanged contracts” to buy the house in Essex last November, saying it should deal with criticism that he does not spend enough time in the constituency.
However, the detached property in an upmarket part of Clacton-on-Sea was actually solely bought by Laure Ferrari, his partner.
In November 2024, about how much time he spends in Clacton, he told Sky News: “I’ve just exchanged contracts on the house that I’ll be living there in – is that good enough? … I’ve bought a house in Clacton. What more do you want me to do?”
He also told LBC in January that he had bought a house in Clacton, saying: “That’s why you can see me out, often on a Saturday morning, out buying the essentials – limes, tonic, all that sort of thing.”
Crypto
It comes as Nigel Farage announced a move into crypto, writing: “BREAKING NEWS Reform UK now accepts donations in cryptocurrency. The party that I lead is ahead of the game.”
Speaking at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas on Thursday, Mr Farage said: “As of now, provided you are an eligible UK donor (…) we are the first political party in Britain that can accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.”
In response, Reform Party UK Exposed wrote: “It’s like Nigel’s just discovered crypto. Wait until he discovers he’s MP for Clacton.”
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