@ActivePatriotUK @JamesHarvey2503 £3.50!????
How on earth do they do that, even without any profit attached?
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Chris Do Different
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Chris Do Different
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I hate everyone =lly, no discrimination here. I have developed a bespoke sense of humour - feel free to judge. Re-posting no endorsement , thus f.yi. only.
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I queued up for over an hour tonight to get the last ever £3 fish supper from the cheapest chippy in the UK before the prices go up
Stan and his family have been feeding the local community for over 20 years, they charge £3 for haddock and chips, and a sauce, under a third of the UK average price of £10.
The shop is in one of the most deprived areas of the town, where many struggle to put food on the table
His prices mean people eat a meal at a price they can afford
The price of fish has risen dramatically over the last few weeks going from around £1.50 per kilo to £3.70
Mathews chippy prides itself on serving the community they supply me for FREE all my meals I provide to the homeless in my town they are a credit to the community and a jewel in our crown they put the great into Grimsby but they're too struggling with the costs of everything rising
Tonight saw me served the last ever £3 fish supper before prices rise on Tuesday to £3.50, please show me a meal that can match this in the UK for £3.50 right on your doorstep in the heart of your community
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@PeterMcCormack @sophielouisecc Home ownership isn't a right, and it's only a recent aspect of British life.
They shouldn't muss out on having a home, and that's the government's responsibility, not an element of sector of the community.
Many European societies function well on a rental model.
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@sophielouisecc I don’t think young people should miss out on owning a home to pay for someone’s retirement.
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@_HenryBolton The Union of UK Citizen Republics.
How long woukd that last.
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
There is a potential constitutional time bomb being set by the government...
If you create regional "cultural ecosystems" you no longer have a national identity or loyalty; you have a "conglomeration" waiting for a crisis to pull it apart. But this is exactly what the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (2026) will do.
The Bill represents a fundamental shift in the UK’s constitutional architecture, specifically through the introduction of "Culture" as an eighth statutory area of competence for regional mayors.
By granting a "legislatively backed mandate" for "cultural ecosystems", the Bill will potentially enable the establishment of diverse cultural within mayoral boundaries without any framework or requirement to ensure loyalty to the nation as a whole. It thereby facilitates sectarianism and threatens the social cohesion that has traditionally bound the United Kingdom together.
The bottom line is that the Bill is fundamentally incompatible with national identity, loyalty and cohesion. It therefore subverts national resilience and must be struck out before it is enacted. - Key dates:
- 13th April, further HoL Report session
- 21st April to the HoC for consideration
- May 2026, expected to receive Royal Assent
Cohesion cannot be devolved.
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@Nigel_Farage More rhetoric, more waffle, more one-upmanship, more rah-rah, more like Anerican politics than ever.
God help us.
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We do things differently at Reform.
This announcement means that we are the only political party that produces its own podcast – bringing you closer to the action.
The Reform UK Podcast is now available to download.
telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…
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@RupertLowe10 @JamesHarvey2503 Better than Clacton & Skeggy?
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If you're looking for a last minute Easter getaway, there's only one option.
Great Yarmouth. Fantastic for children, amazing scenery and plenty to do for the family.
It's like going back in time a couple of decades. In a VERY good way.
I love it. Proper England.
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A very fair piece in the Daily Mail today discussing Restore...
This extract sums our party up quite well, really.
"Now, judging by Restore's membership figures, some believe they may have a new option in a party pledging the mass deportation of every illegal migrant, stripping benefits from healthy Britons who refuse to work as well as from non-British nationals, abolishing inheritance tax and even proposing a referendum on the death penalty."
I'd like to make one correction in this paragraph though...
"This week, Lowe reported that Restore, after less than two months, was already Britain's fourth-largest party, with 123,000 members - surpassing the Tories on 113,000, and more than double Lib Dems membership."
The Restore Britain membership is now well over 125,000.
Have a great Saturday!
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@blaiklockBP @JamesHarvey2503 Hence no money for the government to build homes for ITS people
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
20 year old arrives in Dover.
1st two years hotels £100k
Legal costs of appeals £50k
45 years on unemployment benefits
@£25k per year = £1,125,000
Pension annuity equivalent: £390k
Total: £1,665,000
Add wife and kids and ‘invalidity’ cars and health and extras. Double or triple that .
With foreign unemployed wife: £3,330,000
With wife and kids and invalidity :
£4,995,000
All tax free.
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
5 police watching from back of crowd, doing nothing as this feral mob smash way into Sports Direct on Oxford St
Tom Slater@Tom_Slater_
The police are just standing around, and the little shits know it ‘The feds are doing nothing, bro, shall we go in?’ What a mess
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@RestoreBritain_ 'party'
What party, he's a one-man band!
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It gets covered when it’s anyone other than Rupert, so this is worth reposting.
Rupert has the best favourability rating of any party leader.
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
The White British will be a minority by the year 2063
Among the under-40s as early as 2050
Westminster doesn’t want to have this conservation
I do
youtu.be/USeKuj4-VUY?si…
YouTube
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@RupertLowe10 Local authorities provided homes back then, lowering demand, keeping prices down...also, folk did not relocate from a booming south east to push up prices in outside rural areas.
.Simlly supply & demand.
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Owning a home is FAR more difficult for young men and women today than it was for my generation. That’s just a fact.
Average earnings have not kept pace with average house prices - to suggest otherwise is ignorant. The gap has grown at an astronomical rate.
The young have every right to feel pissed off, I’m angry for them.
And I detest this patronising attitude of people my age that we just happened to manage it all so much better through ‘common sense’ and fewer avocados.
There are millions of young Brits who work hard, take care of their money and dedicate themselves - and yes, they are struggling to find a proper home.
They have done nothing wrong. In fact, they’ve done everything right but the system still failed them.
I am ensuring that there is a political party to finally represent them - Restore Britain is that party.
A party that supports the aspirational and committed young British men and women.
Scrapping interest on student loans. Stripping back the power of empire-building planning bureaucrats who cruelly prevent sensible house-building in fair locations. Crushing the overbearing regulations that make building anything so very cumbersome. Overhauling leasehold rules which trap owners with mutating service charges. Ending the vindictive war on landlords to make sustainably renting a proper option. Slashing tax to hand back financial control. Entirely abolishing stamp duty for Brits.
Because we will not tinker with the status quo, we will not conserve it, we will not reform it.
We will fundamentally change how this country operates.
The model must break.
I will make you one promise.
Restore Britain will break it.
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Have a listen @RupertLowe10 youtu.be/FPlRtqnHbU0?is…
Then consider your forced mass removal policy.
Will you prepare the nation for such an outcome? @RestoreBritain_
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
National Identity as a Non-Devolvable Asset, like the nuclear deterrent or the currency.
Therefore you cannot have "eleven different British cultural identities" and still have a United Kingdom - if you devolve the definition of cultural identity, as the Devolution Bill 2026 does, you have effectively ended the Unitary State.
With that in mind, would you support the repeal of laws that grant independent, autonomous authority to local levels to support and promote whatever cultural they want?
Henry Bolton OBE 🇬🇧@_HenryBolton
The English Devolution Bill 2026 grants Mayors etc with a legally mandated autonomy to support culture in pretty much whichever way they want. This will create regional divergence and variations which will inevitably be shaped by immigrant cultures. This is a National Security problem because it fragments social cohesion, national unity and British identity. This amounts to national fragmentation, embedded in law. I believe national Identity and social cohesion are indivisible, and that national identity and loyalty are national security assets. Devolving and fragmenting identity is therefore subversive and a national security disaster in the making.
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
The entire Boriswave will be entitled to Pension Credit IF they obtain ILR. Care workers who arrived in their 40s/50s and have never earned a salary >£30k will all be eligible, along with their spouses. This should be a first order concern if you're worried about pension spend.
max tempers@maxtempers
The 'contributory principle' is dead. This is what you're 'entitled' to if you didn't contribute enough years of NI for a full state pension: - Income top up (Up to £11,000 a year) - Housing benefit (Up to £12,000 a year) - Full Council Tax reduction - Free TV licence - Free dental care - Free NHS prescriptions - Free opticians + glasses vouchers - Social tariffs for bills - Warm Home Discount - Cold Weather Payments - Winter Fuel Allowance - Free bus pass - Free home insulation - Boiler grants - Help with moving costs - Hardship funds - Free wigs and fabric supports - Senior Railcard discount - Blue Badge parking scheme (normally disability-linked but Pension Credit can help bypass certain criteria locally) - Court fee remissions - Funeral Expenses Payment - Support for Mortgage Interest - Help with ground rent/service charges - Local food & fuel vouchers Plus a thousand other obscure Martin Lewis benefits
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Did you put your money where your mouth is and boycott Cadbury's chocolate this Easter or did you just moan on Twitter and buy them anyway?
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
To the pensioners who were howling at me discussing scrapping the triple lock last night I have just two things to say:
Shouldn't you be nicer considering that my salary pays your pension?
The state pension is a safety net, not a way of life. You've had years to save privately.
GB News@GBNEWS
‘It’s incomprehensible to me.’ ‘That is a lie!’ Dennis Reed and Ted Newson go head-to-head over whether the triple lock should be protected for pensions. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604
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Chris Do Different retweetledi
Muslims praying in the street is now BANNED in Quebec.
Street prayers will be treat as “acts of provocation”.
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@GoodwinMJ @UkandNireland I won't buy one, if I get the urge I'll get a copy from someone else.
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Suicide of a Nation has spent all week in the Top 10 of all books on Amazon.
It is now 2nd in the weekly bestsellers.
Perhaps Marina Hyde is right.
Or perhaps shed loads of people are buying it & finding out what is really happening to Britain.
amazon.co.uk/Suicide-Nation…
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