Restore Britain Plymouth

02/11/2026

Nearly 110,00 Plymouth households are set to receive a £100 energy payment.

Positive news for Plymouth households facing rising energy costs.

New figures reported by Plymouth Live indicate that approximately 109,540 households across our city are expected to qualify for the Government's £100 Household Energy Payment.

The scheme was announced in the Autumn Budget and will provide financial assistance to households in Council Tax bands A–D.

Payments are expected to begin in January 2027.

Eligible households paying their Council Tax by Direct Debit will receive the payment automatically. Other eligible residents will be contacted by their council about claiming.

The scheme could bring almost £11 million in financial assistance to Plymouth households.

What does Restore Britain propose?

Restore Britain has published a detailed energy strategy entitled Energy Security Outlook.

The policy sets out proposals intended to make Britain's energy cheaper, more reliable and more secure.

These include repealing the Climate Change Act 2008, removing Net Zero-related levies and subsidies, expanding domestic oil and gas production, and accelerating nuclear energy development.

The party also proposes abolishing the Climate Change Levy and introducing more flexible electricity pricing for industrial and commercial users.

The proposals are intended to address the underlying costs of producing and supplying energy in Britain.

Restore Britain has published its landmark Energy Security Outlook, a comprehensive 42-page Britain-first blueprint to end the country’s self inflicted energy crisis, bring down household and business energy costs over time, and restore national energy independence.

02/11/2026

Here's the official Restore Britain response to calls for slavery reparations.

01/11/2026

Reform UK and Restore Britain stand for an entirely different set of policies. Fill in this short quiz, and let us know what your score is...

31/10/2026

A message from Restore Britain's Rupert Lowe...

Right. Just so we’re all clear.
Farage and Reform tried to put me in prison because I backed the mass deportation of Pakistani child ra**sts and their foreign wives/relatives who allowed it to happen.

My home was raided by armed police late on a Friday night as a direct result of Reform’s allegations. My guns were seized. They tried to ruin my life. In every way.

Farage admitted on national television it was all because I backed mass deportations.

He said that was the moment they realised they ‘had to get rid’ of me.

Not the bu****it allegations they went to the police with, but the fact I want the Pakistani ra**sts removed from our country.
He admitted it.

That all happened.
Fair enough. I took it on the chin, and planned out our next step.

I founded Restore Britain to give the British people the democratic option to agree with me.

Restore Britain will, without apology, deport every last foreign ra**st and all foreign accomplices who knew it was happening, yet failed to act.

If that means entire communities go, that means entire communities go. I really don’t care.

We will rid Britain of that cancer.

Now Reform are incandescently angry that we are giving the British people that choice.

Deploying increasingly desperate smears against our movement.

If people don’t agree, they can vote for someone else who won’t deport. There are plenty of options - Reform, Labour, Tories. Take your pick. Go for it.

But if you want those evil scumbags out of our country, along with every foreign coward who enabled it?

You now have that genuine option.
Restore Britain.

30/10/2026

Today, Restore Britain has published our comprehensive veterans policy paper, A Home Fit for Heroes.

Britain will become a country that properly looks after the men and women who have served in our Armed Forces.

Our proposals are substantial.

We will establish a dedicated Department of Veterans' Affairs, headed by a Cabinet-level Secretary of State.

One department responsible for veterans' welfare, pensions, compensation, housing, healthcare and employment support.

Every local authority area will have access to a dedicated Veterans Officer. Someone who can actually get things done - one point of contact to simplify the process.

We will abolish NHS prescription and dental charges for qualifying veterans and their immediate families. Free eye tests and hearing tests, too. Where NHS dentistry is unavailable, we will fund private treatment.

Veterans will receive statutory priority for social housing - nobody who served this country should be left sleeping on our streets. NOBODY.

We will introduce funded retraining for veterans whose military qualifications are not recognised in civilian life, alongside lifelong employment support. We will also encourage recruitment of former servicemen and women into our police, emergency services, prisons and border services.

And importantly - immigration enforcement roles.

We will bring post-service pensions and compensation administration together under the new department.

Bereaved families will receive dedicated support, and we will introduce a funeral contribution for veterans whose deaths were not attributable to military service.

We will legislate to stop malicious legal proceedings against veterans who served. We will not tolerate endless legal harassment of our former servicemen and women - we will legally pursue those found to be engaging in vindictive complaints against our veterans.

We will also introduce a statutory Veterans Charter, giving qualifying veterans enforceable rights rather than leaving them dependent on goodwill.

As a party, we are sick of seeing veterans treated as an afterthought.

These people served our country. Some came home with life-changing injuries. Others lost friends, colleagues and years with their families.

They have done their duty to Britain. It is time Britain did its duty to them.

That is what a Restore Britain Government will deliver.

29/10/2026

Britain needs a welfare system that supports people in genuine need, rewards hard work and protects taxpayers.

Restore Britain's five point proposed approach is straightforward.

One.

Restrict access to benefits for foreign nationals.

End ALL access to welfare for non-citizens, with a much stricter route to British citizenship. No benefits for foreigners, simple.

Two.

Tackle abuse while protecting genuine claimants.

Welfare must provide a safety net for those who genuinely cannot support themselves. Not a hammock. Fraud and abuse will be investigated, while people with genuine disabilities should receive fair, individual assessments and appropriate support.

Three.

Make work the absolute expectation for those who can work.

After a reasonable period of job searching, claimants who are fit for work should be expected to accept suitable employment or participate in properly supervised community work - litter picking, graffiti cleaning, whatever it takes.

Four.

Restore the two-child benefit cap.

We will restore the two-child limit on the relevant means-tested child benefit payments. If you want more children, get a job.

Five.

Make work pay through tax cuts.

Raise income tax thresholds and reduce the financial penalties people face when moving from benefits into employment.

Our principle is simple - support those who need help, expect those who can work to contribute, and make sure hard work pays.

That is the welfare system Restore Britain proposes.

28/10/2026

This is the Budget needed to Restore Britain!

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26/10/2026

A £275,000 Investment in AI skills for local businesses.

Positive news for Plymouth's tourism and hospitality industries.

The University of Plymouth has launched a new £275,000 project to help businesses develop practical artificial intelligence skills.

The South West Visitor Economy AI Skills Accelerator will bring together students, graduates, employers and industry organisations.

The programme will provide opportunities for paid traineeships, internships, practical training and consultancy projects.

Participating businesses will be able to explore how AI can improve marketing, customer services and business operations.

The initiative also aims to help people develop valuable skills for employment in an increasingly technology-driven economy.

What does Restore Britain propose?

Restore Britain's published economic objectives propose additional tax deductions or incentives for businesses investing in research and training.

The party also proposes a more competitive corporation-tax regime and tax holidays for new small businesses to encourage investment and enterprise.

Britain’s economy rewards both indolence and greed whilst punishing prudence. It is increasingly difficult for honest, hardworking people to build a life here, because any wealth they generate is brutally taxed.

24/10/2026

Major road improvements and parking for Plymouth commuters.

Positive news for residents and commuters travelling through the north of Plymouth.

Plymouth City Council has announced the next phase of the Woolwell to The George transport improvement scheme.

Work beginning in November will create 83 additional parking spaces at The George Park and Ride, helping meet demand at a facility that regularly operates at or above capacity.

The wider project is improving road capacity, junctions and pedestrian crossings along a route used by approximately 30,000 vehicles every day.

These improvements are also intended to support future housing development around Woolwell and Derriford.

What does Restore Britain propose?

Restore Britain's published Infrastructure First Housing Policy commitment proposes requiring developers to fund local infrastructure before construction of new housing begins.

The party also proposes prioritising infrastructure investment that meets Britain's domestic needs.

We should not be plowing up and paving over the glorious British countryside to make way for endless, generic, low-quality housing developments.

21/10/2026

PLYMOUTH | MAJOR DEVELOPMENT FOR BRITAIN'S ENERGY SECURITY

The UK Government has today approved the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea, allowing the project to proceed towards production.

The development is expected to increase Britain's domestic gas production by approximately 6% at its peak, with supplies potentially beginning before the end of October.

The project could operate for up to 11 years and contribute an estimated £2.9 billion to the British economy.

For Plymouth households and businesses, energy security remains an important national issue, particularly as international events continue to affect energy markets.

What does Restore Britain propose?

Restore Britain's published Energy Security Outlook sets out a detailed programme to increase Britain's domestic energy production.

Its proposals include expanding North Sea oil and gas exploration and drilling, removing the Energy Profits Levy, accelerating energy infrastructure and developing additional nuclear capacity.

The policy aims to make Britain's energy supply more secure, reliable and affordable for households and businesses.

Restore Britain has published its landmark Energy Security Outlook, a comprehensive 42-page Britain-first blueprint to end the country’s self inflicted energy crisis, bring down household and business energy costs over time, and restore national energy independence.