Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat
Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat is a Reform UK candidate in Gravesham constituency in the UK Parliamentary general election.
Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat's policies
Statement to voters
Matthew is a qualified accountant working for a Kent based company and first moved to Gravesham in 1999.
He is a strong believer in tax reform, particularly an increase in the basic-rate threshold to 20k, and an increase in the VAT registration threshold to 120k. Both these thresholds obstruct business growth.
Meanwhile he is an advocate of local infrastructure projects such as schools, hospitals, housing and transport, as these can only stimulate the local economy.
Finally, he believes that major manufacturing and public utility services should be British owned and should pay appropriate British taxation.
This statement was last updated on June 8, 2024.
This statement was added by Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat, their team, or by a Democracy Club volunteer, based on information published by the candidate elsewhere.
Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat online
- ReformGravesham
- gravesham@reformparty.uk
Reform UK
Matthew Herbert Fraser Moat's party is Reform UK.
- Party Homepage Reform UK's website
- Contact page Reform UK's contact page
- Youtube page Reform UK's Youtube profile
| Date | Election | Party | Results | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Gravesham: UK Parliamentary general election | Reform UK | (Results due after 04 July 2024) | Position not available |
| 2023 | Town: Gravesham local election | Reform UK | 123 votes (not elected) | 7th / 8 candidates |
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