Police drop investigation into Reform councillors

The police have decided to drop their investigation into Reform councillors, following a High Court ruling on Tuesday. The investigation was initially launched after concerns were raised about the party's governance and financial practices. However, the High Court has now ruled that the police's actions were unlawful, leading to the decision to abandon the investigation. This development has been welcomed by the Reform party, who have maintained that the investigation was politically motivated and lacked solid evidence. The party has also called for a full review of the police's conduct in this case, arguing that it has caused significant damage to their reputation and public trust. The decision to drop the investigation has raised questions about the impartiality and transparency of the police's decision-making process. It remains to be seen whether there will be any further actions taken to address the concerns that were initially raised about the Reform party's governance and financial practices.