Restore UK - Romford

24/03/2026

Lewis Holmes, chairman of Restore in Barking and Dagenham. He was removed as chairman of ReformUK by the Conservatives for being too passionate about his branch. Go Lewis!

24/03/2026

Havering Residents.
Please message me if you are interested in standing for Restore Britain in the May local elections.

24/03/2026

24/03/2026

Liam is saying everything that I have written about over time. It is well worth a listen. Economics does not have to be complicated. Tax does not need to be complicated.
Gordon Brown nearly trippled the size of the tax code from 1997 onwards. That is where the real damage was done. The UK has the most complex tax code in the world at roughly 10,000,000 words and is around 12 times bigger than the entire works of Shakespeare.

5038 likes, 389 comments. “ Our government are ruining our economy…..”

24/03/2026

See my videos outside Queens Hospital. I stared that the combined population of Havering, Redbridge and Barking and Dagenham NHS Health Trust would hit 900,000 long before any new hospital is planned. That would be one bed per thousand of population. Third world care and the new chairman of ReformUK in Havering, Keith Prince (ex tory of 40 years) will not care for health outcomes. He and a fellow tory local leader have a private company contracted to the council to promote thousands of flats around Romford.

Locals have been speaking out about the proposed new 20,000-home Barking Riverside project in east London after councillors gave it the green light.

24/03/2026

This is astonishing YouGov polling for a party that was launched just five weeks ago.

Restore Britain has all of the momentum in British politics.

22/03/2026

The UK is on the cusp of an economic decline which will see it become irrelevant as an economic nation. Irrelevant on the worlds stage and worse of all, totally bankrupt. After the May elections, Angela Rayner will demand power and turn on the spending taps for one last time...the final straw.
The decline in our economic importance started decades ago but accelerated with the political su***de of socalist (both Labour and Conservative) governments from 1997 onwards.
We are existing on the fumes of our historical past wealth. When the penny will drop with international investors who hold up the value of our government debt, who knows, but that penny will drop.
Our joint trade and budgets deficits will be our downfall.
The result will be a collapse of sterling below one Dollar and one Euro to the pound. The ensuing inflation will finally bring about the reality that a nation cannot live on borrowed money for ever, especially as it has hollowed out its once great industrial power base.
In the past, bouts of Sterling weakness have given our industries a boost due to the export competitive edge devaluation provides. The trouble is, we have lost most of those industries due to tbe EU sucking them away to lesser developed members and Net Zero inflicting the final blow.
The only saving grace over the last 30 years has been our service industries but as I wrote on the 24th Feb, AI is a major threat to that sector and the UK has the biggest percentage of its economy in services, globally.
Maybe I should get a sandwich board and parade in Westminster with a warning...The End is Nigh. I could join the stupid guy with the megaphone demanding we rejoin the EU

22/03/2026

Food for thought but nothing else. Food security should be a government de facto priority. Sadly not our politicians.
The Iran conflict is going to make two of the three primary crop nutrients very, very expensive.
Urea or nitrogen was the first to follow energy prices much higher from day one. All plants need this but CORN is especially needy.
Now focus is on one of the other two nutrients essential for plant and crop growth, which are phosphate and potash.

Phosphate (phosphorus) is particularly important in the production of soyabeans and potatoes. The production of this nutrient is dependant on Sulphuric Acid which is heavily supplied by middle East countries and its supply in doubt with prices sharply higher. Sulphuric Acid is also used by the Mining Industries for the extraction of many metals like Copper, Nickel and Gold and these Industries have deeper pockets to pay higher prices.
Around 80% of US Phosphorus is applied to Soy and Corn fields which are in turn used for livestock feed and fuels.
Providing the conflict ends soon the inflationary impact should be greatly absorbed by industry but with the Indian growing season stepping up demand come April, prices need to stabilise soon or panic buying and product hoarding will create a longer lasting inflation surge.

20/03/2026

Restore Britain UK is now an offical party and can stand in the May elections. I wonder who will step forward in Havering and say...I want something that ReformUK promised before the Conservatives took it over and broke the promises, I and my fellow East London chairman and candidates made.

20/03/2026

UK Finances. Tax and Spend our way to a big, inefficient, bloated state. Our children will pay and ask us why did we vote for these politicians who looked after themselves whilst mortgaging their future.

In the 11 months of this fiscal, total government income was £1,015bn. This is £79bn (8.4%) more than the previous year.
Of that £79bn, £33bn is higher income tax, £7.6bn higher VAT, £4.3bn higher Corporation Tax and £29bn higher National Insurance and social.
security tax.

Central Government departments spent £27bn (7%) more £422bn. Social Security was £20bn more at £300bn. Debt interest was £13.5bn more at £94bn and Local Government £2.5bn higher at £134bn.

20/03/2026

UK Government borrowing for Feb is far worse than estimated at £14.3bn vs est £9bn.
This government continues to spend without concerns for the long term health of our finances. The biggest Feb deficit on record (ex 2021 Covid year)
The next few months of higher cost of debt finance, due to the inflation uplift from oil and gas, will no doubt lead to higher taxation. In January, the government received significant capital gains taxes from worried business owners selling ahead of planned tax rises. This bodes poorly for future tax receipts.
All in all...we're looking at a frail and weakening jobs market, higher inflation and the potential for a left wing challenge to Keir Starmer which will see demands for greater spending.
Cheers to our politicians of the last 30 years for wrecking the futures of our children. No planning, just self greed and stupidity.

19/03/2026

Norway are making a fortune in revenue from their own oil and gas. The commodity income inflated significantly by the troubles whilst reaping huge taxation from the energy companies and the tens of thousands employed in the sector.
Who are they selling this bounty of riches to at silly prices? The UK.
Who are the mugs here?