READ MORE: Major update in hunt for missing Nuneaton woman Katie Love<\/a><\/p>\n He even obliged to have a photograph and say ‘cheese’ for a group of teens on bikes in the town.<\/p>\n The MP went on a walk-out with Warwickshire County Council<\/a> Reform leader, councillor George Finch, who showed him around his hometown market.<\/p>\n Mr Farage chatted to market stall holders and shoppers and even popped into a book shop in All Saints Square to buy a book – ‘Commons Knowledge – a book for back benchers’.<\/p>\n Reform UK leader Nigel Farage during a walkabout in Bedworth town centre -posing for pictures for youngsters(Image: Jacob King\/PA Wire)<\/p>\n During the whirlwind visit, he also spoke to shoppers, many of whom stopped him in the street – while others looked on in amazement.<\/p>\n It is the second time he has visited the town, having met with local party members ahead of the county council elections last year.<\/p>\n ‘Heartlands’<\/p>\n It saw Reform become the minority group in control at Shire Hall and, when asked by CoventryLive if the county is becoming a heartland for Reform he said: “Yes, is the diplomatic answer.<\/p>\n “We (Reform) did very well last year and I am travelling around the country and this is week five and we have embedded ourselves to a certain extent around here.<\/p>\n “George (Finch) has done ever so well, there have obviously been huge doubts with his age but he has dispelled and shown a great maturity and dealt with it very, very well.”<\/p>\n Heading into the Nuneaton<\/a> and Bedworth<\/a> Borough Council elections, which will be held on May 7, he said that he would be looking out for the results and predicted they would ‘do well’.<\/p>\n![\"Reform](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/britain\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/0_01KNM29T4ZSYQBW0437B1G3N9N.jpg\")
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