Briefly, the pledges delivered at conference were as follows. The full "pledges to you" can be read or downloaded here, on the national Reform UK website.

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• Nigel Farage (Prime Minister): said he would declare a national emergency on day one, introduce legislation rapidly and if necessary, cancel parliamentary recesses and have Parliament sit seven days a week to get the programme enacted. His own headline commitments included stopping the boats and tackling the cost of living.

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• Zia Yusuf (Home Affairs): stop small-boat crossings; deploy the Royal Navy to prevent unauthorised boats reaching Britain and return attempted crossings; begin a major deportation programme; end early release for violent criminals; expand prison capacity and deport foreign criminals held in UK prisons.

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• Richard Tice (Energy): reduce the typical household energy bill by £250 a year, principally through removing policy costs from bills, removing VAT on domestic energy and changes to carbon taxation / energy policy.

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• Robert Jenrick (Treasury): raise the personal tax-free allowance from £12,570 to £15,000 (to £20,000 as soon as financially possible). He also handed in a pre-signed resignation letter if he failed to deliver it and set out plans for more than £100 billion of spending reductions, including welfare reform, departmental savings and anticipated debt-interest savings, with an emergency Budget following an election victory.

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• Suella Braverman (Education): overhaul higher education funding, including removing taxpayer-backed loans from courses judged to offer poor economic / employment value and redirecting funding towards technical and vocational training. She also announced measures aimed at training more British NHS staff, including removing interest from student loans for British nurses; There were also proposals to remove taxpayer-funded student finance for foreign-born students.

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