No. We’re an independent grassroots organisation. We are not affiliated with, or part of, any political party.

We’re here to listen to, and represent, ordinary people. People who don’t normally do politics, or think the system works for them, but want to see change where they live.

We believe things can be different. We can have a faster-growing, cleaner, economy. We're holding events across the UK to listen to your views, and to inform the development of our practical solutions to Britain's problems. We'll then campaign to make these solutions a reality.

Yes, Britain Remade is a national campaign. We launched in Yorkshire in 2022, and have since visited and campaigned for every region and nation in the UK.

No, exactly the opposite. This is a campaign for ordinary people who think things can be different and better.

We are listening to a range of different views, to help develop practical solutions we can all get behind. Sign Up, attend events, suggest ideas, Britain Remade is here for you!

We publish the latest details about these and all our upcoming events on our In Your Area page.

Sign up and we can keep you updated on our latest events and when we are coming to your area.

The best way to stay up to date is to Sign Up.

You can also follow the progress and thinking from Britain Remade, by following us on Facebook, Twitter and Substack.

Head over to Our Ideas page to read our latest thinking.

But we want to hear from you too! We are holding a number of events across the UK over the coming months. Sign up and we can let you know when we are coming to your area. You can get in touch if you have suggestions for practical solutions to help Britain.

There are lots of ways you can get involved with Britain Remade: follow us, attend events, suggest ideas! We want to hear from you.

The easiest first step is to sign up. Let us know what issues matter to you most and we can keep you updated on all the latest news and thinking.

Whilst it is a long-term ambition for the campaign, Britain Remade is not currently able to accept grassroots funding.

At this time, Britain Remade is funded by grants from a range of organisations, including the European Climate Foundation and Quadrature Climate Foundation.