Restore Britain - Darlington

18/10/2026

If you want your country back, then do something about it. Join Restore Britain. Help us. Get involved with your local branch. Campaign. Leaflet. Knock on doors. Stand for election. Make a difference. Take responsibility and fight for it.

https://www.restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

17/10/2026

📩 DARLINGTON BRANCH MEMBERS — PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAILS!

Our October members' newsflash has now been sent, including details of our next members-only branch meeting on Friday 6 November, 7–9 pm.

📬 Please check your inbox, junk and spam folders in case the email has been filtered.

✅ ADVANCE RSVP IS REQUIRED for everyone wishing to attend. You'll find the registration link in your email.

08/10/2026

The good people of Darlington

This is your tax invoice & receipt for the last year

Your’e welcome 🫣

Full breakdown
https://benefitsdata.uk/mybill?locality=E14001190

07/10/2026

Thanks to Kenny for highlighting this.

The facts matter

4% nationally for a party that’s only six months old is a solid base to build from. Is it where we want to end up? Of course not. It’s where we’re starting.

We’ll keep building Restore Britain. One member, one conversation and one grassroots branch at a time.
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07/10/2026

Darlington actually does give a sh*t — who’d have thunk it.

Membership is up this month by 10%. Momentum is growing. Welcome to our new members and followers from this page.

We have a vision and a strategy: through to December, then the elections in May, then the all-or-nothing 2029.

If you live here and you’re done waiting for someone else to fix it, join us.

https://www.restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

Members-only event: Fri 6 Nov · 6–9pm.

Restore Britain = Darlington. Put up or show up!

Restore Britain is a political party for those who believe that our nation has been hollowed out by weak leadership, broken institutions, and a political class that no longer serves the people.

06/10/2026

SAVE THE DATE

Friday 6 November
6–9pm

Venue: TBC in Darlington

Members only
Registration required

Keep an eye on your emails for further information.

05/10/2026

RESTORE BRITAIN DARLINGTON

YOUR VOICE CAN’T BE HEARD IF YOU’RE NOT REGISTERED TO VOTE.

One of the simplest things you can do if you want your voice heard is make sure you’re actually registered to vote.

And don’t assume you are.

This can be especially important if you’ve moved house recently. Your registration does not simply follow you to a new address.

Darlington Borough Council makes it clear that you are not automatically registered, even if you pay Council Tax.

The electoral register changes throughout the year as people move, turn 18, change address or become eligible to vote.

So when was the last time you checked?

It takes only a few minutes.

👉 Check your registration or register here: https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

[GOV.UK – Register to vote

No registration means no vote.

No vote means one less voice.

Make sure yours is counted.

Register to vote to take part in elections in the UK. Includes how to get on the electoral register and how to update your address on the register.

03/10/2026

A significant milestone: our very first Restore Britain Southern Party Conference, with an impressive turnout of patriots coming together to focus on what needs to happen next.

Now, our team is turning its attention to the Northern Conference.

🇬🇧 Stay tuned.

Restore Britain is going to take our country back.

29/09/2026

💪 🇬🇧 Darlington

Restore Britain is a political party for those who believe that our nation has been hollowed out by weak leadership, broken institutions, and a political class that no longer serves the people.

29/09/2026

Restore Britain – Darlington members

The new ward boundaries for Darlington have now been updated.

Please take a moment to check whether you are still in the same ward or whether your ward has changed.

This is particularly relevant for anyone who has already received leaflets, as volunteers have already delivered a significant number across the town and some addresses may now fall within a different ward.

If your ward has changed, please let us know so we can keep our records up to date.

Our Councillor and parliamentary candidate applications are also open for those who are interested in getting involved. We have strong numbers currently going through vetting. 🇬🇧

Taking an active role in the community can help you build local experience and visibility, while giving you the opportunity to learn more about the process.

If you would like to find out more about the roles or the application process, get in touch.

Darlington is set to have new boundaries for its council wards.

The Local Government Boundary Commission is the independent body that draws these boundaries. It has reviewed Darlington to make sure councillors will represent about the same number of electors, and that ward arrangements will help the council work effectively.

The Commission has published final recommendations for changes in Darlington. It says residents should be represented by 41 councillors. This is 9 fewer than the existing arrangements.

There will be 19 wards consisting of 5 three-councillor wards, 12 two-councillor wards and 2 single-councillor wards. The boundaries of most wards will change; one will stay the same.

Publishing the recommendations Bev Smith, Chair of the Commission, said:
"We are very grateful to people in Darlington. We considered all the comments they gave us on our recommendations for a new electoral map for the area and this has helped us to make changes.
We believe the new arrangements will deliver electoral fairness while reflecting the needs and identities of local communities."

We received 208 comments from people and organisations to help decide the new wards. Changes in response to what local people said include:

• Our final recommendations have split the draft three-member Albert Hill, Hundens & Red Hall ward into two wards divided by the Tornado Way; noted as a strong boundary.
• We have included an area between Milbank Road, Woodland Road and Carmel Road North into a College ward to the south.
• Including Blackwell in a ward with Hummersknott in response to evidence of local community ties between these areas..

The Commission has made further changes to its earlier proposals. Details can be found on its website at https://www.lgbce.org.uk/all-reviews/darlington.

The changes become law once Parliament has approved them. Staff at the council will ensure that the arrangements are in place for the 2027 elections.