Great British PAC

About us

Political parties fight elections. Political Action Committees fight every day.

The United Kingdom's problems are not created every five years at a General Election. They are created every day — through government decisions, legislation, legal judgments and public policy. We exist to influence what happens between elections.

Meet our people

For too long, millions of people have been left with only one option: wait until the next election and hope someone else fixes it. We believe our country deserves better.

The Great British PAC exists to influence what happens between elections. We organise campaigns. We support legal action. We build parliamentary alliances. We work with experts. We challenge bad decisions. We mobilise public opinion. Most importantly, we deliver action.

We are not a political party. We are not a think tank. We are a do tank.

  • Organise campaigns
  • Support legal action
  • Build parliamentary alliances
  • Mobilise public opinion

Our approach has been tested

When others had written off the Chagos transfer as a done deal, we refused to accept defeat

While others issued press releases, we built a campaign. We assembled a first-class legal team. We helped bring judicial review proceedings. We supported litigation that delayed the Government’s plans.

We worked with parliamentarians from across the political spectrum to table amendments, ask difficult questions and maintain pressure inside Westminster. We established the Chagos Islands Government-in-Exile, which continues to represent the democratic wishes of the Chagossian people, and we continue to support its work today.

The campaign is not over. The legal fight continues. We will stand with the Chagossian people until that fight is finished.

Read more about the Chagos campaign →

First-class legal team
Judicial review proceedings brought and supported
A real campaign
Not press releases — sustained public pressure
Cross-party allies
Amendments tabled, questions asked in Westminster
Government-in-Exile
Established and supported to this day

What that campaign taught us

The secret to real political change in Britain today is cross-party action

Westminster has become trapped by tribal politics. Too often, good ideas fail simply because they come from the “wrong” political party. Yet when people from different traditions unite around a common objective, Parliament starts to listen. Amendments become harder to ignore. Ministers face greater scrutiny. Governments find it much harder to simply wave controversial decisions through.

Cross-party campaigning works. We’ve proved it once. Now we want to prove it again.

The Great British PAC welcomes patriots from across the democratic right and beyond who believe Britain can be stronger, freer, safer and more prosperous. You don’t have to leave your political party to work alongside others who love this country. We believe that, on the issues that matter most, country must come before party.

We don't just talk about change — we build it. We don't just criticise — we campaign. We don't just make noise — we get things done.

The United Kingdom faces enormous challenges: border security, national sovereignty, free speech, energy, economic growth, the constitution and public confidence in our institutions. None of those problems will solve themselves. They require people prepared to organise, campaign, litigate, persuade and act.

That’s what the Great British PAC does.

Meet the people behind the PAC →

Our mission

Great British PAC’s ten bold aims

1

We Will Deliver — Deliver a Patriotic Government

We will ensure that the right vote is not split and that the United Kingdom never faces another socialist government disaster.

2

We Will Repeal — The Great Repeal Programme, ready on Day 1

Including ending Blair's constitutional vandalism. The left's mess must be undone immediately. Our policies will be ready to slash red tape, axe reckless regulations, and restore common sense from day one.

3

We Will Torch — Torch the EU Rulebook — for good

Brexit was just the start. The bureaucratic chains of Brussels must be completely severed. Our legal frameworks will be ready to finish the job — including restoring UK sovereignty over ALL UK territory and repudiating the Protocol / Windsor Framework.

4

We Will Restore — Restore Accountability and Democratic Oversight

For too long, activist judges, entrenched civil servants, and unaccountable public officials have undermined democracy, placing ideology above their duty to the people. This ends now. Those entrusted with power will answer to the nation, not to partisan agendas — no more impunity, no more double standards.

5

We Will Cut — Cut the 400+ Bloated Quangos & NGOs

The UK is run by wasteful bureaucracies, draining taxpayer cash and pushing leftist agendas. We will dismantle them — permanently — with full transparency on government spending. The public will see exactly how their money is being used.

6

We Will Train — Train and Elect the UK's Future Leaders on the Right

We will identify, train, and back first-class MPs, councillors, and civil servants — leaders who will champion the United Kingdom and will not flinch in the face of leftist pressure.

7

We Will Educate — Educate, Inform, and Expose — a World-Class Communications Machine

Currently the left owns the narrative. We're taking it back: a relentless PR and media campaign, a rapid-response team to expose fake news and challenge media bias, and an ad-agency-style operation delivering high-impact messaging across TV, digital, and social media.

8

We Will Empower — Empower the People with Grassroots-Driven Policymaking

Decisions should be driven by the British people, not disconnected elites. Our bottom-up, people-powered Policy Platform will shape policy and drive legislation. MPs will work for the people again.

9

We Will Protect — Protect the United Kingdom using the Courts

The left uses the legal system to sabotage conservatism. We will fight back. Our legal strategies will defend British values and counteract activist lawfare.

10

We Will Make — Make the UK Proud Again

Patriotism is not a dirty word. We will restore national pride, host major rallies and annual conferences, and create a bold, unapologetic, proud British movement.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Is the Great British PAC a political party?
No. The Great British PAC is a Political Action Committee — a campaigning organisation, not a political party. We don't stand candidates, we aren't on the ballot, and you can't vote for us at an election.
Instead, we campaign on the issues, fund legal challenges, train and back the right people, and build the communications and policy machinery to hold government to account. Our mission is to unite patriots across party lines and prepare for the challenges ahead — not to become another party competing for seats.
Can I be a member of a political party and the Great British PAC at the same time?
Yes, absolutely. Because we're not a political party, joining the Great British PAC doesn't conflict with your membership of any party.
We're a cross-party movement: our supporters include members of the Conservative Party, Reform UK, and people of no party at all. While parties may differ on policy, we focus on one shared mission — defending Britain and championing the values that make our nation strong. You're welcome here whatever your party card says.
If I join, will my name be published anywhere?
No — not unless you decide it should be. Membership itself is private. We don't publish a members' list, we don't name members in our campaigns or press work, and nothing is ever signed, endorsed or announced on your behalf.
The one place a member’s name can appear publicly is a campaign letter they have chosen to co-sign — and that is opt-in, letter by letter. Co-signing is a Patriot Plus and Patriot Pro benefit, but it is an invitation, never an obligation: you open the letter, type exactly how you’d like your name to read (a title and organisation are optional, and you can leave both blank), and tick a box to confirm. Do nothing and your name does not appear. Change your mind and you can withdraw it from the same page at any time.
Everything else in your membership is unaffected. Events and private briefings, priority invitations and seating, campaign updates, working groups, the club pin, eligibility for our Member Council — you get all of it whether or not you ever add your name to a single letter.
Elsewhere on the site the same principle applies: petitions show a running total, never a list of names, and a donation is only ever named publicly if you tick the box to appear on a particular appeal's donor wall.
This is a common and entirely reasonable position — senior professionals, business owners and people whose work makes a public profile difficult. Supporting us quietly is a perfectly normal choice, and it costs you nothing in access. If you’d like to talk it through before joining, email info@greatbritishpac.com and a real person will answer.
What does a political action committee do?
A Political Action Committee (PAC) is a campaigning organisation that pools the support of many people to make a bigger impact than any of them could alone. The model is well established in the United States, and we believe it's time Britain had its own.
In practice, that means backing legal action that holds government to account, running professional media and advocacy campaigns, developing policy and draft legislation ready to implement, and identifying, training, and supporting first-class candidates and officials. It's a permanent, organised force working between and beyond elections — not just at the ballot box.
I've supported the PAC for ages — am I already a member?
You've been part of this from early on, and we still have your details. But the honest answer is: probably not a member in the formal sense — and that's our doing, not yours. For most of the time you've been supporting us there was no membership structure to join. There was simply nothing to sign up to. Now there is.
Setting up a free account takes about a minute and keeps everything you already have: your place on our email lists, how long you’ve been with us, and all your campaign updates. Go to the sign-in page and enter your email address — if you’re on our records we’ll recognise you and email you a secure link to finish. There’s no payment and no password to remember.
Paid membership — the Patriot Clubs — is a separate step, and entirely optional. Nothing you've already given us is affected either way, and you don't have to decide now.
One thing worth checking: if you first heard from us at a different email address, try that one. And if nothing we’ve said here matches your situation, email info@greatbritishpac.com and a real person will sort it out.
My data was transferred from Advance UK — what are my options?
As part of the merger between Advance UK and the Great British PAC, Advance UK's membership records are coming across to us under the legal agreement between the two organisations. If you're happy with that, you don't need to do anything.
If you would rather your details were not transferred, Advance UK runs the official opt-out service at ascent.advanceuk.org.uk/optout. We can’t process opt-outs on this website — the opt-out is handled by Advance UK, who hold the records.
If instead you'd like to come across to the Great British PAC, you don't need to do anything here — the other questions on this page explain how to set up your account.
I'm an Advance UK member — how do I get my Great British PAC account?
Advance UK and the Great British PAC have come together, so your membership is coming across to us. There is nothing to pay, and you don't need to join again.
Go to the page below and tell us either your Advance UK membership number and your surname, or just your email address. We'll look for your membership record and email you a secure link. Click the link in that email and your Great British PAC account is set up — you'll usually be signed in straight away, with no password to remember.
You'll become a Patriot Club member. Your membership runs until the date it was already due to end, it still renews through Advance UK just as before, and you'll normally keep the same membership number you have now.
If you'd rather your details weren't transferred at all, see “My data was transferred from Advance UK” above.
I don't know my Advance UK membership number
That's absolutely fine — you don't need it. Just put in your email address instead and leave the membership number blank.
Use the email address Advance UK has for you, and we'll look for your record and send your secure link to that address. This is the easiest way to do it, and it's what most people use.
I was a supporter of Advance UK, not a member — is there anything for me?
Yes. If you were a registered supporter of Advance UK, you can set up a free Great British PAC account in exactly the same way — your supporter number comes with you, and there is nothing to pay.
It's the same page and the same steps: give us your Advance UK number and surname, or just your email address, and we'll email you a secure link.
Once your free account is set up you can become a full member whenever you like — but there is no obligation to, and you don’t have to decide now. If you’d rather look at membership first, you can see what membership includes.

If you believe the United Kingdom is worth fighting for, join us.

Let’s get to work.

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