Campaign For England's Independence
The founder of The English Democrats is Robin Tilbrook, top solicitor and legal campaigner, whose aim is to bring about nothing less than England's independence from the United Kingdom, and stop the takeover of England by world government bodies such as UN, WEF, WHO, ECHR and NATO.
The UK is selling us and the other nations within the UK out, England to be divided up into eleven separate statelets in the world government plan.
The only way to re-establish England and save the rights of English people, is to take back our country from UK.
This can come about in the following manner.
Our rights as English people were guaranteed to us in the Act Of Union in 1707, and legally UK has broken all the agreements and terms legislated, rendering the Union liable to be nullified through legal challenge.
There will not be a judge willing to order the re-establishment of England and English Independence, whatever the legal rights and wrongs of the case.
Politically there will have to be a referendum.
This can be funded with public money with two sides battling to win - a YES and a NO vote, or IN versus OUT. And the vote must be won, despite all the big money placed to keep England locked inside the restraints of UK and its subservience to UN WHO WEF and others, the world government bodies.
The 2018 UN Migration Pact has handed control over UK borders to the UN bringing in millions of immigrants and giving them priority over English people. WEF is destroying our farmers and steel industries.
Letter from our party leader Robin Tilbrook
Re: Local Elections 2025/6
If you live in an area where you have a County Council, the Government is currently planning to abolish your District/Borough Councils and have a Directly Elected Mayor for your County Council.
As the English Democrats have a track record of having won a Directly Elected Mayoralty in Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council, it may be that we will be able to make something of Mayoral Elections.
However most of the commentaries I have seen ignores something that we ought to be paying attention to, which is that Parish/Town Councils which currently have very little power indeed are set to be given more powers and become much more significant in local government, including having much greater budgets.
In these circumstances it makes sense for all of us who want to make a difference in our country to at least make sure that we stand to become Parish/Town Councillors.
If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor in readiness for the reorganisation of local government in your area, please do make contact with me via my email robintilbrook@aol.com. Also if you simply want further information please do make contact.
I cannot finish this email without mentioning the very heartening sight of so many Cross of St Georges being raised by activists across England and, indeed, posters on pedestrian crossings and mini-roundabouts.
The English Democrats are, of course, the only Party calling for the Cross of St George to be flown from every public building, so we do very much support the flying of the Cross of St George wherever possible!
It is particularly interesting that the British authorities particularly do not like seeing the Cross of St George flown. Perhaps they think, like the former Leader of the “Conservative” Party, William Hague, that “English Nationalism is the worst form of all nationalisms”!?
Yours sincerely
Robin Tilbrook
Chairman
The English Democrats,
Which flags should be flown?
Reform pledges to ban all flags except Union Jack, St George's Cross and county flags on public buildings.
Labour have raised concerns about the Ukrainian flag being banned from flying, while Conservatives have highlighted the initial announcement's exclusion of county flags.
Reform says the latter will be allowed due to national heritage.
Tim Baker Political reporter
Monday 5 May 2025 15:04, UK
A St George Cross flag above 10 Downing Street in London, the official residence of the British Prime A row has erupted after Reform UK pledged to ban local authorities from flying any flags aside from the Union Jack or the St George's Cross in councils they control.
In last week's local elections, Reform UK gained control of 10 councils, two mayoralties and won more than 500 council seats.
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He said on social media that Reform-controlled councils will move "at speed" to ensure the only flag that will be flown on public authority buildings "will be the Union Jack and the St George's flag".
He added: "No other flags will be permitted to be flown on flag-poles, balconies, reception desks or council-chamber walls."
The announcement quickly drew criticism from across the political divide - including from Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives.
Labour MPs, including Dover and Deal's Mike Tapp, said this would stop councils flying the Ukrainian flag.
Mr Tapp said: "Reform are to ban the flying of Ukrainian flags from public buildings. A gesture of solidarity we see across the whole country."
He then branded the party: "Putin's puppets."
This is an attack line often used by the prime minister in Prime Minister's Questions, with Sir Keir Starmer accusing Nigel Farage of "fawning" over the Russian leader.
During last year's election campaign, the Reform leader reiterated his belief that the West and NATO had "provoked" Russia's invasion of Ukraine - though said it was "of course" Vladimir Putin's "fault".
In 2014, he said Mr Putin was the statesman he most admired. Farage: NATO expansion 'provoked' Ukraine war Farage: NATO expansion 'provoked' Ukraine war Richard Tice, Reform's deputy leader, proceeded to mock Mr Tapp on social media, replying with a series of water drop emojis and saying "drip, drip, drip" - adding: "Oh, it's the Tapp again".
Tilbrook's judicial review action forces back-sliding Starmer to buckle
Re: The King (on the application of Morris and another) – v – Secretary of State for the Home Department and another – Case No. AC-2025-LON-001612
I am now writing after the Government has given into our Application in the Administrative Court of the High Court of Justice in the Strand.
They did so very much at the 11th hour, as their climb down was announced on Saturday, 14th June and their Defence in the case was due before 4pm on Tuesday, 17th June!
Many others have contributed, of course, to the lobbying campaign, but I think it is safe to say that our court case played an important part in this terrific victory against the official collusion with the sacrifice Read More
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