We are the national campaign for building a truly Great Britain:

 

The BIG Mission!

 

A Britain that is confident, optimistic, prosperous, secure and free from identity politics; a Britain in which politicians serve their Nation, in which the people have a voice, the public services are depoliticised and merit is the sole basis for reward; a Nation that respects and safeguards its history, culture, society and freedoms, and in which the rule of law is applied equitably, without fear or favour; a Nation governed with integrity by people who are true leaders and who 'serve to lead'; a Nation protective of its borders, but a true, steadfast and respected friend to its allies abroad; a Nation that all Britons can be proud to call their own.

 

• We demand that the government exploits the opportunities that Brexit presents in all areas of law, government and public administration

 

• We want less regulation for businesses but more regulation for public transport as an enabler of the broader economy and sustainability of rural communities  

 

• We want our borders secured, immigration controlled and foreign criminals deported

 

• We want our children taught about what is good in British history, and what they should be proud of, not only what is bad

 

• We want our children taught about British traditions, culture, art and values first, and those of other peoples second

 

• We demand higher quality electoral candidates from our political parties; candidates with useful experience, skills and strategic acumen - future leaders and statesmen 

 

• We demand an end to the destruction of our cultural monuments 

 

• we know what men and women are, and what pronouns to use

 

• we believe that gender is not 'assigned' but results from the combination of chromosomes at the point of conception

 

• we want an end to trans women participating in women's sports 

 

• We want an end to public services such as police, fire & rescue and ambulance, on duty and in uniform, participating in any political events, or events celebrating any specific 'identity' community. They must be impartial in all ways.

 

• We want an end to public buildings and emergency service vehicles displaying the colours of any exclusive 'identity' community.

 

• We believe that Britain should be a meritocracy. People should be rewarded for their character, behaviour and abilities and not be subjected to any form of prejudice, or preference due to background, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or religion

 

• We believe that all people in Great Britain and Northern Ireland do have equal rights in the eyes of the law and in the values of society as a whole. No one 'community' should be provided with rights that are exclusive to them.

 

• We believe that all Britons should have equal opportunities and, where they do not, this must be corrected 

 

• We believe that we all make our own life choices and that, sometimes, those life choices, rather than general attitudes, are what limit or create our opportunities

 

• We believe that all Britons are one Nation and that we are unified by the flag under which we all live and are protected

 

• We believe that what age, race or gender people are is irrelevant and that we should all be judged on our character, behaviour, abilities and contribution to society as a whole

 

• We believe that movements advocating equal opportunities where they do not exist are a good thing, so long as they recognise that life choices and community attitudes play a part, as well as institutional cultures

 

• We believe that movements highlighting the differences between us, rather than what unites us, are socially divisive

 

• We believe that public planning consultations and appeals processes should consider cases based not only on whether the procedure has been applied correctly but also on the actual facts and merits of the case, and the opinions of the local community concerned

 

• We want the government to recognise that the demand on housing, public services and infrastructure is unsustainable as long as investment in them does not match local and national population growth 

 

• We want the government to recognise that 70% or more of the demand on housing, public services and infrastructure is due to immigration

 

• We believe the law must be applied equitably and that there must be no exceptions on the base of race, gender, religion or background. Law that is inequitable is divisive

 

• We believe that the media, as an industry, individual media organisations and outlets, individual editors, correspondents, reporters, presenters and producers should work to strengthen democracy by informing public opinion so that voters may make informed decisions a the ballot box. The media should not ever attempt to shape public opinion so as to influence political outcomes

 

• We want Britain to reengage meaningfully, and enhance links, with the Commonwealth countries in matters of trade, culture, defence/security, and the environment

 

• We want to see a Britain whose people identify as British, are well educated and informed, enthusiastic, confident, optimistic, prosperous and secure.