On the recordSeptember 7, 2026
It would be 'fundamentally unfair going to pensions before we have made hard choices elsewhere'.
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Robert Jenrick
Reform UK
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bbc.co.ukIt would be 'fundamentally unfair going to pensions before we have made hard choices elsewhere'.
Commenting on pension cuts at Reform UK conference.
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I absolutely do. I’ve always hated people obstructing other people doing their daily life, whether it’s Just Stop Oil or whatever.
Like any political party, we seek to abide by the law at all times, and we believe we have in this case.
Nigel [Farage] got rid of the two people who did this…he acted swiftly, they've gone.
And Labour has frozen it until 2031. That betrayal costs a full-time worker on the minimum wage more than £750 a year.