We visited Britain's first 'straight talking' Reform UK pub

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : 'This place has been crippled so many times - tax on beer, more tax and National Insurance, there are times I thought it was going to close down, like all the banks, which just get turned into pubs.' Steve Atkinson, 64, has been drinking at the Talbot for six years - and welcomes the radical new branding Pubgoer Ed, who declined to give his surname, travelled from across Blackpool to see the pub as a loyal Reformite Drinks in the pub are some of the cheapest in Blackpool - with pints of export available for £2.60 and some premium beers on a two for £6 offer The bar is well-stocked - with bottles of sauvignon blanc and pinot grigio sold for just £14 The interior is marked with some little reminders of the Talbot's new political affiliation Mr Atkinson lives in a motorhome and hasn't registered to vote as a person with no fixed address.
36% : I hate the government, everyone that gets into power.' Read MoreBREAKING NEWS Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe brands Nigel Farage 'a coward and a viper' after criminal probe over alleged party chairman bust-up is dropped As he speaks, he pulls up a website alleging that Sir Keir will hand control of the UK to the World Health Organisation (WHO) in weeks.

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