Le parti Reform progresse pour devenir l'opposition au pays de Galles, selon Richard Tice
The Reform party is progressing to become the opposition in Wales, according to Richard Tice
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Richard Tice is the deputy leader of the Reform UK party.
He says that his party is making a lot of progress in Wales.
The party wants to become the main opposition to the Welsh government.
According to Tice, Reform is making a real difference today.
They want to change things and challenge the current system.
The party won many votes during the last elections.
Tice thinks that people want a new political choice.
Work continues to win more seats in parliament.
The party members are working hard in every city.
The future of the party in Wales seems very interesting.
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