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Union leaders resist political donations cap after Reform given £72m

Last updated: September 15, 2026 2:47 pm
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General secretaries say union funding is ‘cleanest money in politics’ and different to that from wealthy individual donors

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Trade unions have stopped short of backing a cap on political donations but called for further action on big money in politics, in a joint statement after Reform UK was given an unprecedented £72m from two donors.

General secretaries have been split on a call for unions to back a specific cap on individual donors to political parties while protecting trade union donations, which the TUC said were the “cleanest money in politics” because it came from workers’ subscriptions.

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Source: Guardian Politics

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