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Reform UK pays landlord £4k after Clacton tenancy row

George Riley Estates Ltd, founded in Clacton in 1954 and now based in Northamptonshire, moved the political party into its office space on 7 June on a licence – a more flexible type of contract.

The licence specified the tenant was to keep the building in a “clean and tidy condition”, “not commit any waste” and make “no alterations to the fabric”.

Mrs May, who took back the property on 15 August, said: “They painted the door and bar in ‘Reform blue’ and put stud walls and a door in.

“We also had to pay for the locks to be changed and call in removal people to clear all of their rubbish and mess, which cost us about £500.

“I’ve even paid for their electricity bill, which I am not happy about, and we had to pay empty business rates of £600 after they left.”


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