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Helen Jenner

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About Helen Jenner

Helen Jenner was a British politician.

Political career Jenner contested the Ynys Môn constituency at the 2019 general election, for Reform UK under its previous name of the Brexit Party, where she came fourth out of four candidates, receiving 6% of the vote.

In March 2026, Jenner was announced as the lead candidate on Reform UK Wales' list for the Bangor Conwy Môn constituency. Shortly after, in April 2026, she was announced as the party's first deputy leader. She was successfully elected.

On 19 May 2026 she was appointed as Shadow Minister for Education and the Welsh language in the Thomas shadow cabinet.

Personal life Jenner is a Welsh speaker. Her husband is Emmett Jenner, also an active member of Reform in Wales.

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Positions held
Member of the 7th Senedd

Frequently asked questions

Who was Helen Jenner?

Welsh politician

What was Helen Jenner's occupation?

Helen Jenner was a politician.

What nationality was Helen Jenner?

Helen Jenner was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Helen Jenner

· Wikidata: Q76509599

· DBpedia: Helen Jenner

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