Ray Addison

Why should they switch to reform?

I don't think people think that way anymore I think them days are over because I used to be one of them voters a long time ago

You know, when I turned 18, it was turn up at the Pauline station, go in, tick the labour box off, put an X in the labour box.

Didn't know what the policies were, but just go and tick the labour box.

Because that's kind of what everyone did.

But I think that's changed.

I think people want to see a better substance and, I don't know, a real person who can work hard and help them, you know.

not just go in and tick the box just because it's labour.

What's your take on Rob?

Rob is a great guy.

I've met him for the first time.

Obviously, I've spoke to him on the phone many times to welcome him on board.

But I met him for the first time today.

You know straight away if you can take to somebody.

You can tell he's a family man, a working man.

And he's got the faith as well, which shows that he's...

He's a good man, I think.

It's now Wednesday morning.

Rob Kenyon and Reform's newly appointed chairman, Lee Anderson, are at campaign headquarters when Nigel Farage arrives.

All right, how are we?