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Sir Philip Hulme—Donated £25,000 to Reform UK ahead of 2024 general election

→ UK Reform Party · · $32K

Sir Philip Hulme, co-founder and major shareholder of Computacenter, made multiple donations totaling £25,000 to Reform UK in 2024, including a donation just three days before the July general election. This followed his historical pattern of Conservative Party donations.

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Confirms Donation Jul 1, 2024 verified

Donated £25,000 to Reform UK ahead of 2024 general election

Sir Philip Hulme, co-founder and major shareholder of Computacenter, made multiple donations totaling £25,000 to Reform UK in 2024, including a donation just three days before the July general election. This followed his historical pattern of Conservative Party donations.

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