Quick Info
| Profession | Welsh politician; former teacher |
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| Nationality | Welsh |
| Date of Birth | XX/XX/1988 |
| Birthplace | Neath, Wales |
Latest News about Helen Jenner
Helen Jenner was reported as the likely successor to lead Reform Wales after Dan Thomas. The reports said she was already serving as the party’s deputy Welsh leader and acting leader, and that she was expected to take over the role amid internal party changes.
Helen Jenner was highlighted in Senedd coverage after taking on an expanded role during a period when Reform Wales leadership was in transition. She was acting as deputy leader and was expected to step into the leadership role following Dan Thomas’s resignation.
Helen Jenner said she had faced backlash over her attendance at the National Eisteddfod because of her affiliation with Reform. The coverage focused on reactions to her presence at the event and the criticism she received online.
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Bio/Wiki
| Welsh politician and former teacher. | |
| Serves as Member of the Senedd for Bangor Conwy Môn and deputy leader of Reform UK Wales. | |
| Born in Neath and grew up in Bodorgan, Anglesey. |
Educational Qualification(s)
| Education | Studied English literature at Bangor University |
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Personal Life
| Spouse | Emmett Jenner |
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Relationships & More
| Marital Status | Married |
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Career
| Political Party | Reform UK |
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| Previous Party | UKIP |
| Current Roles | Member of the Senedd for Bangor Conwy Môn; deputy leader of Reform UK Wales |
| Former Occupation | Teacher |
| Other Roles | Shadow Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. Born in Neath and grew up in Bodorgan, Anglesey. | |
| 2. Worked as an English teacher at Ysgol David Hughes and at the Brit School in London. | |
| 3. Contested the Ynys Môn constituency in the 2019 UK general election for the Brexit Party. | |
| 4. Was previously a member of UKIP. |