We probably will. Or a party of a very similar vein. The mainstream parties need to bang their heads together and start LISTENING to the everyday people and not just gaslighting or ignoring.
Lots of people are fed up, they voted for change and have seen very little and in some cases worsening of their circumstances. Reform are very good at talking about issues that are affecting "the common people". People want answers in and what the government are doing about certain key issues: housing, health (Drs/ dentists/ hospitals/ waiting lists), immigration (both legal and illegal), child/ elderly care, policing, taxation.
Lots of ordinary people are finding themselves taxed to the brink but seeing very little in terms of service improvements. Roads are a mess, bins not been emptied in certain parts of the country, schools are underfunded and falling to bits, adult social care doesn't work. People are seriously wondering what they are paying for and getting disenchanted. On some cases the new NI and tax proposals have seen normal people have their hours cut making them worse off.
High streets are decimated, empty shops everywhere and anti social behaviour, begging, shoplifting is on the rise. Almost every high street across the country is now made up of pound shops, Greggs, charity shops, vape shops, betting shops, and obvious money laundering fronts (dodgy nail bars, Turkish barbers who never have customers, "American sweet" shops, "desert shops" that open at random hours (usually between 7pm and 3am) and you have to WhatsApp/ order on Facebook, "junk" shops with no prices and no customers). There has been no investment for years. People are seeing blatant shoplifting happening and no repercussions. Everyone can identify at least 1 money laundering front on their high street and yet it's allowed to continue with no action.
Housing. So many issues with housing. Those in the private rental sector who are trapped with soaring rents, unable to move housing due to rent. The current government is going ahead with rental reform but it's driving landlords out and causing even greater problems for renters. They won't listen to the sector and renters are paying the price. Social and council housing is a complete mess and needs urgent action. House prices for those buying privately have spiralled out of control but are now slipping. People don't want to buy as they are scared of negative equity. Lots and flats are struggling to be sold due to issues with cladding that still hasn't been sorted out. Leasehold reform is not happening quick enough. New build estates are cropping up all over the country in huge amounts to detriment of the towns and villages they are shoehorned onto but the developers have got savvy to having to deliver the infrastructure and affordable housing element they promised which then causes issues with local services. A change in the law which forces developers to build and provide all the infrastructure and affordable elements FISRT would change this. As well as prohibiting the splitting up of a development into multiple small developments on one site so as to be under the S106 agreements.
Health is again a mess. People can't see their Drs. Getting a Drs appointment for many now involves either a lengthy queue or logging onto an app. No NHS dentists for miles and NHS dental appointments are like rocking horse poo. People are pulling their own teeth, putting into their own temporary fillings. Huge waiting lists for certain services, mental health is a mess. A+E swamped most days and corridor care brought in.
Immigration is frankly an absolute mess. There is visa abuse going on, abuse of the human rights arguments, abuse of the courts. Delays in processing. In terms of illegal immigration it is even more of a mess and there has been countless expensive solutions which have not worked and in some cases have made the situation even worse and people are fed up.
Reform are providing Answers to these issues, however distasteful they may be. People are fed up of been gaslit and ignored about issues that are affecting them day to day. Been called thick or racist or intolerant for having genuine concerns (both in regards to immigration but also the trans issues).