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Stand Up Britain might be small, but that’s what makes it special. We’re not chasing big numbers or shouting the loudest. We’re just building a warm, safe corner of X where people who care about Britain can feel at home. A place to talk, listen, and look out for one another —

Reeves clings on while the OBR chief is suddenly shown the door — just hours before he was due to speak to MPs about the Budget “lies”. If this Government truly believed in honesty, they wouldn’t need to silence watchdogs. 🇬🇧 Britain deserves transparency, not backroom panic.

So tonight we learn that Jonathan Powell made an unannounced trip to Beijing to meet the Chinese foreign minister on Friday. For a government that talks a lot about “transparency” and “values”, there seems to be an awful lot happening in the shadows. We’re only a tiny account,

Stand Up Britain might be small, but that’s what makes it special. We’re not chasing big numbers or shouting the loudest. We’re just building a warm, safe corner of X where people who care about Britain can feel at home. A place to talk, listen, and look out for one another —

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Richard Hughes resigns from the OBR for an accidental leak. Meanwhile, Rachel Reeves—accused of misleading voters and her own Cabinet to ram through a tax-hiking, welfare-bloating Budget—clings to power.  One public servant has honour; the Chancellor has none. Starmer is too

🚨MIGRANTS DELIVERING TAKEAWAY LEAFLETS TRY DOOR HANDLES AS THEY POST This is becoming more and more common Keep your doors LOCKED at all times These men are dangerous and should not be here but Keir Starmer doesn't care

Evening all from our little corner of Stand Up Britain. We might be a small community, but every voice here matters — and that’s exactly why we keep going. In a noisy world, we’re just trying to build a calm, respectful space where ordinary Britons can share concern, pride, and

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Absolutely yes!

When people in business and ordinary taxpayers are saying what MPs won’t, you know something’s gone badly wrong. Keith Lewis summed up what millions are thinking: “If she were the CFO of any publicly listed company, she’d be fired immediately and investigated for fraud.” In the

Another day, another chapter in what’s becoming the most chaotic Budget process we’ve ever seen. Richard Hughes has now resigned as OBR chairman after that unprecedented leak — 45 minutes before the Chancellor even stood up. A serious breach, yes. But let’s be honest: the real

The OBR leak wasn’t a “technical glitch”, it was the final proof that Reeves has turned an independent watchdog into a political prop – and Starmer is now fully signed up to the con. Richard Hughes has walked over the worst failure in the OBR’s 15-year history, yet the

Evening all from our little corner of Stand Up Britain. We might be a small community, but every voice here matters — and that’s exactly why we keep going. In a noisy world, we’re just trying to build a calm, respectful space where ordinary Britons can share concern, pride, and

Starmer’s speech today was a masterclass in omission. He keeps citing the £16bn OBR productivity downgrade as if it exists in a vacuum. It doesn't. The same OBR forecast showed rising wages and tax receipts completely offset that figure. Citing the debit column while hiding

Incredible to see Starmer still doubling down on the "£16bn black hole" line in his speech today. Yes, the OBR downgraded productivity, but they explicitly stated that higher inflation and wage growth offset this revenue hit. Pretending the £16bn is a net loss—while ignoring the

Starmer today: "We started £16bn down." Reality: The OBR confirmed higher tax receipts wiped that deficit out before he even started.  You can't claim to be the party of "honesty" while cherry-picking one bad stat to justify tax hikes and ignoring the good stats that pay for

Pubs and hotels hammered with £200k tax hikes. Amazon mega-warehouses? Some get hit with just 6%. This isn’t “levelling up”. This is Britain’s backbone paying the bill while the giants stroll off untouched. When the head of the Beer & Pub Association calls it a “smoke and

Our pubs, hotels and high-street shops — the backbone of British life — are staring down annual tax hikes of £200,000, while giant online warehouses see rises as low as 6%. How is that levelling the playing field? How is that standing up for the communities that keep Britain

When a terraced house in Hackney counts as a “mansion”, you know something’s gone wrong in how Britain sees home ownership. Reeves’s policy isn’t a mansion tax at all — it’s a tax on the wrong people, while others in equally valuable homes get a complete pass. We’re just a