Nigel Farage's Reform UK has embarked on a campaign in Aberdeen, the UK's oil and gas hub, following a notable defection from a Conservative councillor. The party aims to leverage public discontent over the government's North Sea oil policies, as Labour's commitment to end new drilling is under scrutiny. With pressure mounting, industry sources suggest that the government might greenlight new projects, countering its previous climate pledges. This scenario raises questions about potential shifts in Labour's energy strategy and its implications for the sector's workforce reliance on oil and gas.
Nigel Farage's campaign is capitalizing on discontent over government policies regarding North Sea oil and gas, aiming to reverse the ban on new drilling.
The Labour government is facing pressure to reconsider its pledge to halt new North Sea oil and gas projects amidst discontent from its electorate.
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