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Sunday, October 4th, 2026, 4:28 pm

Reform UK Lawyers Apparently Try to Censor Blog Posts About Their Latest Scandal and Winding Up Petition (Like Bankruptcy/Insolvency/Administration)

Sweaty Farage

The program I wrote 4 years ago helps track changes in RSS feeds, so today I noticed the following recent alternations:

In my other blog today, I explored how the other
documents, a [redacted], served on their party headquarters,

the somebody who brought their party into insolvency proceedings in 2022.

leaked by the MouseInTheCourt before the [redacted] ever arrived on
various judgments in the history of Reform UK Party Limited.

Reform UK tries to [redacted], they have complained
to the court that [redacted] other failed candidates,
how to [redacted].

If they block more people [redacted]

Those are at least 4 changes (redactions) as can be seen by comparing, for example, the original to this copy.

So I can only assume that Reform UK is feeling nervous and sending threats.

Two more recent redactions:

various judgments in the history of Reform UK Party Limited.

being subject to a [redacted debt collection].

begin [redacted]. Does that mean
Nigel Farage can simply pay me the money and exit the [redacted]
procedure? Maybe not. [redacted].

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