Aaron Lee Taylor - Reform UK activist; volunteer at party head office; former treasurer for Harwich and North Essex branch | Reform Watch
Profile and accountability tracker for Aaron Lee Taylor, Reform UK activist; volunteer at party head office; former treasurer for Harwich and North Essex branch. Reform UK.
Role: Reform UK activist; volunteer at party head office; former treasurer for Harwich and North Essex branch
Party: Reform UK
Recorded incidents (showing 1-2 of 2)
Recorded incident
Category: hate speech
Location: Essex; Reform UK headquarters, Westminster, London
Aaron Lee Taylor, a Reform UK activist who volunteered at the party’s head office and served as treasurer for Harwich and North Essex, repeatedly shared material online praising Adolf Hitler and denying the Holocaust. His X account contained clips of Hitler’s speeches, an image captioned “I gave it my all. Now it’s time for you to give it your all,” posts reading “Hitler was right” and “HEIL HITLER,” and a post saying “Amen to the white race.” On 1 November 2025 he posted a racist rhyme that began “If it’s black send it back / If it’s brown shoot it down / If it’s white it’s perfectly alright,” and he shared footage of Hitler and Nazi salutes. Taylor met Nigel Farage at his Essex tanning salon in January 2026 and attended Reform UK’s Westminster office on 10 March 2026, where he appeared alongside the party’s economics spokesman Robert Jenrick. We understand Taylor has since been removed from his role within Reform UK and is no longer a member.
Praise for Adolf Hitler in social media posts
Category: offensive
Aaron Lee Taylor, a Reform UK activist who campaigned for the party in Essex, was found to have praised Adolf Hitler and repeatedly posted "HEIL HITLER" on social media. Despite these explicit endorsements of Nazi Germany, he was invited to volunteer at Reform UK's head office, met Nigel Farage on two separate occasions, and for a period served as Reform's treasurer for Harwich and North Essex before ceasing to be a party member. The disclosure formed part of HOPE not hate's April 2026 investigation into Reform's candidate and volunteer vetting ahead of the 7 May 2026 elections. It illustrated a pattern the report identified across the party: individuals with openly extreme views progressing through Reform's structures despite public statements that should have been surfaced by even basic due diligence.