D‑Day for Reform in Fletton & Woodston

As D‑Day approaches on 16 July, Ryan Gallagher closes his Reform UK campaign in Fletton & Woodston with a focus on community concerns and local priorities.

D‑Day for Reform in Fletton & Woodston – Gallagher’s Moment on 16 July

Ryan Gallagher, the Reform UK candidate in the Fletton & Woodston by‑election on 16 July, has wrapped up his campaign after several weeks of steady, hands‑on work supported by a committed team of volunteers.

Gallagher is often described as “Peterborough born and bred,” reflecting his strong local roots. He first entered local politics in the May 2026 elections, standing in Paston & Walton, where he secured 666 votes and finished third in a five‑candidate contest. His performance and community engagement led to his selection as the Reform UK candidate for Fletton & Woodston.

Throughout the past weeks, Gallagher has been out leafleting with friends, speaking directly with residents, and focusing on everyday issues raised on the doorstep. These include speeding and road safety, youth engagement, potholes and road maintenance, and calls for more efficient council operations with reduced unnecessary spending.

D‑Day for Reform in Fletton & Woodston – Gallagher’s Moment on 16 July

As the campaign drew to a close, Gallagher shared this final message on social media:

**“Last weekend on the campaign trail!

This campaign has been built purely on positive conversations, good energy, common sense, and a real focus on the local issues that matter most to people.

We’ve been humbled by the support we’ve received on the doorstep, and I couldn’t be prouder of the incredible team that’s made it all possible. Thank you to everyone who’s stopped to chat, shared your views, and backed our campaign.

This Thursday, July 16th, we have a chance to do something big. Let’s give it everything we’ve got and win this together.

Have a wonderful weekend, people – see you out there!

Vote Ryan Gallagher on July 16th.”**

Residents will head to the polls this Thursday, marking the ward’s third election of 2026. As always, voters should refer to official council sources for verified information.

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