Independent Alliance for Reform
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The Independent Alliance for Reform (Welsh: Y Gynghrair Annibynnol dros Ddiwygio) was a political group in the Senedd.[1] It was founded in October 2020,[2] and had three members.[3] The party was dissolved in 2021 when all three of its Senedd Members lost their seats in that year's election.
Membership
The following Members of the Senedd were part of the group:[4]
- Caroline Jones
- David Rowlands
- Mandy Jones
All were former members of UKIP and then of the Brexit Party. The group's leader was Caroline Jones, who was an independent, whilst David Rowlands and Mandy Jones were still members of Reform UK, formerly known as the Brexit Party.[3]
All three lost their seats at the 2021 Senedd election.
References
- ^ "MSs defect to form new Independent Alliance for Reform". Gair Rhydd. 17 October 2020. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
- ^ "Brexit Party members of Welsh Parliament join new Senedd group". BBC News. 16 October 2020. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
- ^ a b "Senedd musical chairs continues as Brexit Party members switch allegiance again". Nation.Cymru. 16 October 2020. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
- ^ "MS joins newly established party 'focused on bringing reform' to the Senedd". South Wales Argus. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
External links
- Independent Alliance for Reform on Facebook
- Independent Alliance for Reform on Twitter
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- Hannah Blythyn
- Dawn Bowden
- Jayne Bryant
- Hefin David
- Alun Davies (–Jan 2021, Feb 2021–)×××
- Mark Drakeford †
- Rebecca Evans
- Vaughan Gething
- John Griffiths
- Lesley Griffiths
- Mike Hedges
- Vikki Howells
- Jane Hutt
- Huw Irranca-Davies
- Julie James
- Ann Jones
- Carwyn Jones († till Dec 2018)
- Jeremy Miles
- Eluned Morgan
- Julie Morgan
- Lynne Neagle
- Rhianon Passmore
- Jenny Rathbone
- David Rees
- Carl Sargeant (died Nov 2017)
- Jack Sargeant (Feb 2018–)
- Ken Skates
- Lee Waters
- Joyce Watson
- Mohammad Asghar (died Jun 2020)
- Angela Burns
- Andrew RT Davies † († till June 2018, Jan 2021–)
- Paul Davies († Sept 2018–Jan 2021)
- Suzy Davies
- Janet Finch-Saunders
- Russell George
- David Melding
- Mark Isherwood
- Laura Anne Jones (Jul 2020–)
- Darren Millar
- Nick Ramsay (–Dec 2019, Feb 2020–)××
- Mark Reckless (Apr 2017–May 2019)×
- Dafydd Elis-Thomas (–Oct 2016)
- Llyr Gruffydd
- Siân Gwenllian
- Rhun ap Iorwerth
- Delyth Jewell (Jan 2019– )
- Elin Jones
- Helen Mary Jones (Aug 2018– )
- Steffan Lewis (died Jan 2019)
- David Lloyd
- Neil McEvoy (–Jan 2018)
- Adam Price †
- Bethan Sayed
- Simon Thomas (–Jul 2018)
- Leanne Wood († till Sept 2018)
- Gareth Bennett (–Nov 2019, † Oct 2018–May 2019)
- Michelle Brown (–March 2019)
- Nathan Gill (–Sep 2016)
- Neil Hamilton († till May 2018)
- Caroline Jones (–May 2019, † May–Oct 2018)
- Mandy Jones (Dec 2017)
- Mark Reckless (–Apr 2017)
- David Rowlands (–May 2019)
- Caroline Jones (May 2019–Aug 2020)
- Mandy Jones (May 2019–Oct 2020)
- Mark Reckless (May 2019–)
- David Rowlands (May 2019–Oct 2020)
- Mandy Jones (Oct 2020–)
- Caroline Jones (Oct 2020–)
- David Rowlands (Oct 2020–)
- Neil McEvoy (Jan 2020–)
- Gareth Bennett (Nov 2019– )
- Michelle Brown (March 2019–)
- Alun Davies (Jan–Feb 2021)
- Dafydd Elis-Thomas (Oct 2016– )
- Nathan Gill (Sep 2016–Dec 2017)
- Caroline Jones (Aug 2020–Oct 2020)
- Mandy Jones (Jan 2018–May 2019)
- Neil McEvoy (Jan 2018–Jan 2020)
- Nick Ramsay (Jan 2020–Feb 2020)
- Presiding Officer: Elin Jones
- † = Party leaders.
- × Member of the Conservative group but not party
- ×× Suspended from Conservative group 2 Jan 2020 to 13 Feb 2020
- ××× Suspended from Labour group 19 Jan - 23 Feb 2021
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