UK independent politician Rupert Lowe is equally loved and hated in the right-wing circles.
Since the Norfolk MP for Great Yarmouth left Reform UK party under a storm of allegations, Lowe found himself entwined in a bitter feud with Reform’s leader Nigel Farage over policy.
The former chairman of Southampton Football Club was elected as one of Reform UK’s five MPs in 2024. An outspoken man, he holds firm common-sense views in key areas such as immigration, economic policy, and social issues – and has a focus on UK’s ‘grooming gangs’ scandal.
RUPERT LOWE SAYS PLANS FOR GROOMING GANG INQUIRY ARE UNDERWAY
“I will source the funding. Reform and Farage failed to do so, I will not. When I make a promise, I keep it”
They have been betrayed by the Government, the authorities, the media and now Reform.
Justice we hope pic.twitter.com/xKVMsNEONB
— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) March 12, 2025
Now, he is launching an investigation into the scandal, in a story that is mixing personal conflict with a broader political crusade, all rooted in one of Britain’s most controversial issues.
An announcement.
Today, I am launching a national inquiry into the rape gang scandal.
It will focus on three questions – what happened, how did it happen and why was it allowed to happen? A crowdfunder has been set up, please see the link below. I will of course personally… pic.twitter.com/v9JY3HC9B6
— Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10) March 28, 2025
Reform UK suspended Lowe on March 7 after allegations arose of workplace bullying and verbal threats against party chairman Zia Yusuf.
Lowe denied all accusations, calling them a ‘political assassination’ and a ‘witch hunt’, alleging that Reform tried to ‘silence’ him on the ‘Muslim grooming gangs’ issue.
He says the party pressured him to remove references to “mass deportations” from a February 2025 speech, a charge Farage denies.
Hellbound and Down 