Laura Anne Jones has no principle of reform, says Tory MS

Welsh conservators have ralled around to attack a former Sendd’s associate after being guilty of reform.

James Evans accused Laura Anne Jones of having no principle, while Tom Giford said that the reform was welcomed to someone who was “always in the news for wrong reasons”.

It comes when two councilors in Convi left Tories to improve.

Laura Anne Jones was unveiled by Nigel Faraj as the first SenedD member of the party at the Royal Welsh show on Tuesday. Reform said that Jones had taken a “royal decision” to join the party.

Jones told a news conference for the announcement: “I have just felt that the Conservative Party was unfamiliar to me. It was not a party that I joined three decades ago.”

He said that the reform is “listening to the people of Great Britain” and party leader Nigel Faraj is called “a great person”.

Talk to BBC Radio Wells Breakfast On Wednesday, Evans said: “Laura Anne Jones is a close friend of mine.”

A member of the SenedD (MS) for Brecon and Radnor said that she first learned that she was leaving for improvement at the time of announcement.

“Laura and I have talked, and I have made my opinion very clear. I don’t think she has taken the right decision.

“I am a firm believer, if you are chosen as a conservative member of Sendd, you give it to voters, you give it to your party, to see the tenure of your position as a conservative.”

“Jumping for improvement, it seems that he has no principle.”

Evans said: “Everything about Nigel Faraz Circus, which came out from here yesterday, does not think he had a reaction that he expected.

“I heard about being spoken to him. I heard that he is being faced in some places, and here many people do not trust what they have to say.

“Because a minute he will come here and say one thing, and then he will go somewhere else and do something different.”

“They are not a reliable option and are not a reliable party.”

MS Tom Giford told BBC Radio Cymru for South Wales West Dros freakwast One of the problems with Jones’s defection was that the Center had given Laura “a lot of support in the last few years”.

“This is the way he has chosen to do so, and it’s not quite good.”

He said that the Conservative Party in Wales is “pulling in the right direction. We have policies that I think are exciting”.

“Now the important thing is that we have got rid of someone who was always in news for wrong reasons … Welcome to improve the headlines in future.”

This defect comes within a year because Jones apologized for using one Racist slur About Chinese people in WhatsApp chat.

He has been investigated by Douglas Ban, Commissioner of Center’s standards, an investigation. It is believed that a senior member of the employees belongs to the allegations of bullying.

Indicating that he is about to be clean, Jones said that he has seen the report and “with the result” is confident.

In an interview with Vaulscast Podcast, Faraj, facing the allegations, said: “I assure you that he will not come to us, and we do not accept it, if we do not believe that everyone will go away.”

A police check Complaints about his expenses found “no evidence of fraud activity”.

A reform spokesperson said: “Laura has taken a royal decision to join a party that he actually represents his values and gives Wales a better future.

“It is clear from the response of Mr. Giford and Sri Evans that if anyone dare to establish and challenge their comfortable position, they personally attack instead of attaching with reasons that people are leaving.

“The reform will stand for the people of UK Wales and will push the first Cymru to the government.”

Meanwhile, two conservative councilors of the CONV Council have blamed the UK for improving the UK, the party has told the New Yandian S4C.

Thomas Montgomery and Lewis Emri expressed “sadness” on their decision, but said that they could not “stand for any longer”, saying that “two main parties have failed”.

Thomas Montgomery has served as a county councilor for the Tudno ward since 2022 and is currently the deputy mayor of Landudno.

He said: “Our politics and our country are broken. We need a party with vision, passion and policies that distribute to Wales and United Kingdom for working people and small businesses.”

Lewis Emri has served as a county councilor for Gogarth Mostin since 2017, who has been the first deputy leader and has been in other cabinet positions. He is also a current city councilor in Llandudno.

He said that reforms were “manifesto of general knowledge policies” in the UK and would provide “local government, centered, and in Westminster” changes.

Welsh conservatives have been asked to comment.

Janet Finch Saunders, MS for Aberconvi, called for the by -elections of the council in view of the Defection.

“These glory hunters will soon realize that they are misled by Cymru.

He said, “There is no track record in Wales, there is no police to improve our healthcare, failing the education system, nor to end the record in the council tax in Convoy County,” he said.

Responding to the question whether we can expect more defects from other parties, the reform UK said “they are engaged in regular conversation with all parties and independents,” but that improvement “does not comment on private conversations”.