Student loan interest abolished, personal allowance hiked to 16k, stamp duty scrapped, VAT cut, no corporation tax on first £50k profits, childcare reformed and inheritance tax eradicated. A Restore Britain Government will make life affordable for young British men and women.

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Rupert Lowe turned suspension into a national party - DEFIANT! In March 2025, Reform UK suspended Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe and reported alleged threats to police just after he publicly challenged Nigel Farage’s leadership. Later that month, a KC review commissioned by Reform said there was credible evidence that Lowe and his team contributed to unlawful harassment and a toxic office culture; Lowe rejected the process as biased. In May, the Crown Prosecution Service said the evidence on the alleged threats did not meet the legal test for a prosecution. That decision concerned the criminal allegation, not the separate workplace findings, but it removed the threat of prosecution hanging over his political future. Lowe could have retreated to Parliament’s back benches. Instead, in June 2025, he launched Restore Britain as a political movement built around secure borders, lower taxes, free speech, direct democracy and a smaller state. The real test came on a cold February night in 2026 at Britannia Pier in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Hundreds of people filled the ageing theatre at the end of the pier, expecting the launch of a local council group. Lowe walked to the lectern and made the night much bigger. Restore Britain, he announced, would become a national political party. This was not a rebrand or a polite promise to adjust the system around its edges. He argued for full-scale restoration and set out hard policies on immigration, integration, welfare and national sovereignty that voters could plainly accept or reject. Five weeks later, the Electoral Commission authorised Restore Britain to field candidates across England, Scotland and Wales, with Lowe registered as its leader. The party was no longer an idea carried by one independent MP. It had a legal name, an emblem, officers and the machinery needed to appear on ballot papers. Its first parliamentary by-election test came in Makerfield, Greater Manchester, on 18 June 2026. Restore candidate Rebecca Shepherd won 3,111 votes, or 6.8%, in a contest dominated by Labour’s Andy Burnham. That was not victory, and pretending otherwise would insult the people doing the building. It was proof that a party only three months into official registration could put a candidate before voters and win a measurable foothold. Then came the turn few expected. After the bitter split, Lowe publicly offered Farage cooperation in August, saying personal differences should be set aside if serious policies could be agreed. Farage did not accept Lowe’s terms, but the offer showed Restore Britain was not being built merely as one man’s revenge. In September, Lowe announced that British software entrepreneur Simon Galbraith’s company had made two £250,000 donations, giving Restore Britain its first major private backer. The sequence matters: a suspension, no criminal charge, a movement, a pier-stage declaration, official registration, first votes, an olive branhc and serious funding. Rupert Lowe was meant to disappear into the back benches. Instead, the man pushed out of one party stood at the end of a Norfolk pier and began building another.

Well… that was a lovely week off. Come back, check what’s been going on and what the actual fuck?! 🤦🏼‍♀️ I leave you lot alone for five bloody minutes and the country’s gone to shit. 🇬🇧 Right. I’m back. Let’s fucking go. 🔥 #England #ProudToBeEnglish #Patriotism

Last week the Home Secretary publicly described Daniel Thomas as “a far-right and outright racist” and said he would face “the full force of the law” if his group committed offences near asylum sites. Ministers can criticise organisations they regard as extremist. Using that language about a named private citizen, from one of the most powerful offices in the country, is a different step. Whether you agree with her characterisation or not, the decision to single him out in those terms is worth examining on its own.

Wow. A new poll just out has put Restore Britain up two points. We are now just ONE point behind the Lib Dems. Restore Britain is a seven month old party. Think about what we have achieved in that short time. I have zero doubt - we can win the 2029 general election.

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Plenty of swearing and bottle throwing here. No two-year sentences for a single one of them. I despise two-tier Britain. The police and judiciary need to look at themselves in the mirror.

Well, I am back! 7 day ban for upsetting Muslims…. Gotta love freedom of speech eh @elonmusk

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Burnham has just categorically stated that the next general election will be in 2029. Restore Britain will be ready, and I have never been more confident that we will take our country back.

It's almost the end!!!

Well done to John Cleese who has said he no longer supports the Lib Dem’s. He appears to now be fully supportive of Restore Britain. A massive thanks for your support @JohnCleese

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Millions of young British men and women are looking at the lives their parents were able to build and wondering whether they will ever have the same opportunities. The answer for many is a resounding NO. Buying a home has become vastly more difficult. Often impossible. Starting a family is increasingly expensive. Graduate jobs are fiercely competitive. Taxes are ludicrously high. Rent is outrageous. Public transport, particularly in London, is filthy and costs a bomb. Modern Britain is not working for young Brits. After encouraging millions of them to attend university, the state sends many of them into working life carrying enormous student loan balances. Then it charges them outrageous interest on top. It’s a tax, a graduate tax. It is a scam. Restore Britain believes it is all fundamentally wrong. It is backwards. Today we have announced, with a full policy document launch, that a Restore Britain Government will abolish interest on student loans for British nationals resident in the United Kingdom. And importantly, our policy would apply not only to interest charged in the future, but also to interest already accrued. We are not, YET, proposing that graduates shouldn't repay the cost of their education. But government should not be making that mountain higher and higher through accumulated interest while our young people are trying to build their lives. Every pound swallowed by that unnecessary debt servicing is money that cannot eventually go towards a house deposit, starting a business, raising children or building savings. A fitting comparison for the wider country's debt, too. This policy is part of something much bigger for Restore Britain. Generational fairness. We cannot leave young people a country in a worse state than the one handed to us. That is why we have announced our newest policy. Abolish student-loan interest. Let repayments actually repay the debt. Give young Brits a fighting chance to build something of their own.

Tyler Johnson, our fantastic Restore Britain by-election candidate, explores the Holborn and St Pancras constituency. What @Tyler4Restore finds sums up just how far our capital city has fallen...

Restore Britain is a party backing young British men and women.

These polling figures showing Restore Britain's support are fascinating - and within that, there will be constituencies far higher. This is an incredible platform to build on after just seven months. It will keep going up.

I borrowed £43,871 when I went to uni and graduated in 2020. I have been paying off my Plan 2 student loan since April 2021. Today, my balance is £89,861.50. Back in August 2024 my interest rate was 8% each month. To put that into context, that’s £590.90, and I could only afford to pay £115.00. How is this fair? In 2016 I was told it would feel like a household bill or a trip to the cinema. Now it’s the difference between getting on the property ladder or staying in rented flat shares. Every month, to this day, £307.30 of interest is added to my bill. And I’m projected to pay 9% of my salary for the next 25 years to repay my student loan. This has to end. A Restore Britain government will fix this injustice and will always put British men and women first.

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