
Appointment follows the resignation and arrest of former leader Dan Thomas.
Nigel Farage has named Helen Jenner as the new leader of Reform in Wales, succeeding Dan Thomas who stepped down after his arrest on suspicion of assault and coercive behaviour.
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Dan Thomas stepped down last week following his arrest on suspicion of assault and of controlling or coercive behaviour.
Nigel Farage has announced Helen Jenner as the new leader of Reform in Wales, after Dan Thomas stepped down last week following his arrest on suspicion of assault and of controlling or coercive behaviour.
Speaking on the steps of the Senedd in Cardiff on Monday, Farage said: "I've known Helen for many, many years. She is a determined campaigner."

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