Only 12 per cent said they trusted political parties
George Galloway arrives at Parliament after being elected MP for Rochdale Only 12 per cent of the British public said they trusted political parties, according to statistics from the Office for National Statistics released on Friday, down significantly from an already low 20 per cent in 2022.
It is reassuring that the feeling of contempt I get every time I turn on my TV and watch one of the many lying, dissembling and often corrupt politicians is replicated around the country and in ever greater numbers.. He acted as a lightning rod against a politics that has ignored public opinion over Gaza and let down people in Rochdale and across the country. Galloway is a symptom not a cause. And certainly not an answer.
Lee Anderson, until recently deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, said last year their election strategy would be “a mixture of culture wars and trans debate”. What Rochdale and the ONS survey demonstrate is that people are crying out for authentic politics – not party drones spinning them lines: Galloway and Tully won over 60 per cent of the vote in Rochdale. Across the country there are real opportunities for well-organised independent campaigns –
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