How UKIP Made Gains in Folkestone

The transcript discusses the political shift in Folkstone, where UKIP has gained support at the expense of the Conservatives. It highlights the challenges faced by the Conservative Party, including issues of immigration, national identity, and the impact of gay marriage legislation. The need for a European referendum before the next election is emphasized to counter the UKIP threat. Local voter sentiment reflects distrust in the Conservative leadership, with calls for David Cameron to address problems attributed to previous Labour policies. The transcript concludes with concerns about the future political landscape and strategies needed to regain voter trust.

In what ways do local Conservatives feel disconnected from the national party's decisions?

What is the speaker's perspective on immigration and its impact on their voting behavior?