British sovereignty
The country needs tighter borders, stronger sovereignty, and government that puts British interests first.
Restore Britain stands for secure borders, public safety, free speech, lower taxes, and a drastic reduction in the size and reach of the state.
Sovereignty, order, liberty. What is necessary will be painful — but for the first time in a very long time, voters have an alternative that is truthful about the scale of what has to be done.
The country needs tighter borders, stronger sovereignty, and government that puts British interests first.
The party places public order, functioning services, and safer streets at the centre of everyday political life.
Its message combines lower taxes, support for working people and families, and a stronger sense of national identity and continuity.
The Canterbury branch is already up and running — organising local supporters, investigating council failures, and building the infrastructure to hold failing institutions to account. We are meeting members in local wards, launching a mass FOI campaign, and discovering what people really care about at the door step.
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Secure the border, cut the bureaucratic state, lower taxes, defend liberty, and bring back accountability where public institutions have failed.
Pro-family policy at the heart of everything: accessible, affordable childcare, and family courts reformed so good parents are not kept from their children.
Migration driven into net negative territory — more people leaving than arriving — through enforced borders and dramatically increased removals.
A brutal crackdown on knife crime, stop and search on a proper scale, minimum sentences with no excuses, and a referendum on the death penalty.
Lower taxes, backing for self-employment, and an economy built to reward work and enterprise instead of funding healthy Britons who refuse to work.
Free speech defended, digital ID blocked, the right to jury trial and to defend your own home restored, and state overreach rolled back.
British interests first in every negotiation, sovereignty strengthened, and confidence restored in the integrity of public life.
The asylum system abolished outright. Small boat arrivals detained offshore and removed — no route in, no backlog, no hotels.
Waste slashed, the power of the management class broken, DEI abolished, and every DEI officer sacked on day one.
Our Christian heritage protected, historic churches preserved, and our national story taught properly again.
For younger Britons who have been locked out of stability, identity, and a future in their own country.
Interest on student loans scrapped, and an education system rebuilt on standards, merit, and national continuity.
Lower taxes and a pro-work economy so younger workers can build security, ownership, and independence.
Failing structures torn down, and real accountability for those who preside over decline and never deliver.
For families who want safer streets, functioning services, and a country worth handing on to their children.
If British families want more children, the state will enable it: cheaper childcare, limited term-time holidays for well-developed children, and family courts reformed.
The asylum system abolished. Immigration driven net negative, fast. Mass deportations — swift, secure, unapologetic. This country is full, and British people come first.
Stop and search on a proper scale, instant deportation for any foreign national caught carrying a knife, and a Red List closing the door to high-risk arrivals.
For people building businesses, creating work, and trying to get ahead without being buried by tax, bureaucracy, and decline.
Taxes cut, IR35 scrapped, and barriers to self-employment removed so businesses have room to grow, hire, and invest.
High streets, hospitality, and local trade backed, with tougher action against fraud, organised crime, and abuse.
Regulation cut and brutal cuts made to the management class so productive Britain can breathe again.
For those who believe in the family, in heritage, and in a society rooted in truth, tradition, and common decency.
Business rates abolished for small businesses, suspicious businesses investigated, graffiti cleaned, pavements fixed, and free parking to drive footfall back.
The licence fee scrapped immediately. The BBC becomes a subscription service and withers on the vine — no more forced funding of a biased propaganda machine.
The assisted dying bill repealed and abortion up to birth reversed. Both target the most vulnerable — the sick, the elderly, and the unborn.
A National Churches & Christian Heritage Restoration Fund, planning law to stop disused churches being dishonoured, and Christian heritage taught in the curriculum.
The burqa and niqab are un-British and have no place on our high streets. The dignity of women and girls must not be sacrificed to multiculturalism.
No bending our standards for cruel religious practices that would otherwise be unlawful. One rule for all, with no religious exemptions.
Biological sex is not a social construct. Men out of women-only spaces, the Gender Recognition Act repealed, and sex recognised as immutable.
These are the wider national questions that run across class, age, and region.
Taxes lowered and simplified, contractors and family wealth backed, and inheritance tax and IR35 abolished.
Free speech protections strengthened, the Online Safety Act repealed, digital ID blocked, and firmer limits placed on state overreach.
High streets, hospitality, and places in visible decline revived, backed by tougher action against organised crime and fraud.
Energy security strengthened and national infrastructure renewed as part of restoring Britain's long-term strength.
A far smaller state, bureaucrats and management layers cut, and power returned to individuals, taxpayers, and productive Britain.
Unnecessary political layers abolished and institutional sprawl stripped away — more politicians, more laws, and more state are part of the problem.
Foreign aid abolished outright. While Britain is in decline, not another penny should leave the country in aid spending.
The state will do a lot less — but what it does, it will do properly. Focus on the essentials, and deliver services that actually work.
The official Restore Britain objectives, policy pages, and membership information.