Restore Britain announces 16-point plan to get British farmers 'farming again'

Can the political party, founded by Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe, rival not only Nigel Farage's Reform UK, but Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats at the next General Election?

Chris Brayford
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Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe said: "As you know, farming is very close to my heart. Above all else, we are clear that food security is national security. Without it, the country starves to death. It really is that simple."
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Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe said: "As you know, farming is very close to my heart. Above all else, we are clear that food security is national security. Without it, the country starves to death. It really is that simple."

A no-nonsense farming MP has unveiled a long list of pledges which will form the basis of Restore Britain's agricultural policy to win over farmers who have been 'forgotten' for far too long. On February...

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