Labour brands Reform council an 'embarrassment' after introducing God Save The King to meetings

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Labour has branded a Reform council an "embarrassment" after introducing God Save The King to weekly meetings.Kent County Council, described as Reform UK's flagship authority, has voted to amend its constitution to incorporate religious and patriotic elements into official proceedings.Following Thursday's annual council meeting, members approved measures requiring the Lord's Prayer to be recited at the start of sessions, with the national anthem sung at their conclusion.Christopher Hespe, the Reform UK councillor who proposed the changes, said: "We are a Christian monarchy, and this is about standards, it's about patriotism, it's about heritage, and it's about our roots." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He added: "It's about grounding us and accepting that we have duties and responsibilities."Council officers have been instructed to ensure the recommendations are implemented lawfully.Labour group leader Alister Brady spoke against the motion, revealing residents had contacted him...

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