Too Many Tories?

Too Many Tories?

Author: Ken Ferguson February 7, 2026 Duration: 57:03

Jonathan Gullis was deputy chair of the Conservative Party and Under Secretary of State for School Standards under Rishi Sunak he lost his Stoke North seat at the 2024 General Election.

In December last year he announced he was joining Reform UK.

In this podcast Jonathan outlines the reasons for his defection and the challenges that absorbing defectors poses for the party.

Ken and Wendy float some radical policy ideas relating to education which is one of Jonathan's specialist subjects.


Hosted by Ken Ferguson, the Reform Party Podcast engages directly with the conversations defining contemporary Britain. This isn't about rehearsed soundbites from the Westminster bubble; it's a platform built for substantive dialogue that often exists outside mainstream channels. Each episode digs into the mechanics of governance and public policy, questioning long-held assumptions about how the country is run. The discussions frequently connect high-level political shifts with the grassroots movements and local concerns that are actively shaping the national mood. You'll hear analysis on topics ranging from constitutional reform and economic strategy to the evolving questions of national identity and community. The aim is to challenge the status quo by airing diverse, thought-provoking perspectives that aren't always amplified elsewhere. By fostering this kind of open exploration, the podcast creates a space where listeners can encounter the ideas and debates central to the reform movement in real time. Tune in for a candid, detailed look at the forces and figures proposing a different path forward for the nation.
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