A Restore Britain government would abolish IHT.
Restore Britain pledged to abolish inheritance tax.
Restore Britain
16 published positions, by topic, each with the date it was published and the date we fetched it. Their own site: www.restorebritain.org.uk/.
Money and cost of living
The party's answer is to claw back £178 billion of the £300 billion in excess spending accumulated since 2019, roughly £35 billion a year, through a freeze on working-age benefits and QUANGO budgets, reform of the pensions triple lock, and the end of Net Zero-related public expenditure.
Restore Britain states it would freeze working-age benefits, as part of a plan to claw back £178 billion of what it describes as excess spending accumulated since 2019.
Explain this
- Quango
- A body set up by government to run something at arm's length from ministers.
- Net Zero
- Cutting greenhouse gas emissions to as close to zero as possible, with the small remainder balanced by removals. The UK's target is 2050, in law.
Housing and property
Developers would be required to fund local infrastructure in the area before a shovel goes in the ground. British homes for British families.
Restore Britain pledged to require developers to fund local infrastructure in an area before construction of new housing begins.
Every pound saved is earmarked to fund £155-156 billion of tax cuts, including a higher personal allowance, a restored 19% rate of corporation tax, and the abolition of inheritance tax, stamp duty, and insurance premium tax.
Restore Britain pledged to abolish stamp duty, as part of a package it costs at £155-156 billion of tax cuts.
Explain this
- Personal Allowance
- The amount you can earn each year before you start paying income tax.
- Stamp Duty
- A tax paid when buying a property above a certain price in England and Northern Ireland.
Healthcare and social care
Restore Britain would repeal the assisted dying bill and reverse the changes that permit abortion up to birth.
Restore Britain pledged to repeal the assisted dying bill.
Medical school caps will be demolished. We would allow talented young British men and women to train in medicine. The NHS will then be forced to employ them over foreign staff.
Restore Britain pledged to remove the cap on medical school places and states the NHS would then be required to employ British-trained staff over foreign staff.
Education and universities
Professors and administrative staff pushing anti-British ideology should hold no position in a publicly funded British university. Courses that brainwash students into hating their own culture should be shut down. In the most egregious cases, inquiries pertaining to entire universities must be held.
Restore Britain states that university staff it describes as pushing anti-British ideology should hold no position in a publicly funded British university, and that courses it describes as brainwashing students should be shut down.
Families should have the freedom to take children on meaningful trips inside term time without being fined by the state, for up to five school days a year.
Restore Britain pledged to let families take children out of school for up to five school days a year during term time without being fined.
Environment, climate and energy
Repeal the Climate Change Act 2008 and remove associated Net Zero-related levies, subsidies, and pricing mechanisms that inflate system-wide energy costs.
Restore Britain pledged to repeal the Climate Change Act 2008 and remove the Net Zero-related levies, subsidies and pricing mechanisms associated with it.
Explain this
- Net Zero
- Cutting greenhouse gas emissions to as close to zero as possible, with the small remainder balanced by removals. The UK's target is 2050, in law.
Accelerate nuclear expansion, including a nationwide programme of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).
Restore Britain pledged a nationwide programme of Small Modular Reactors as part of an expansion of nuclear power.
Crime, policing and justice
Hold a Binding Referendum on Restoring the Death Penalty.
Restore Britain pledged a binding referendum on restoring the death penalty.
Women should be permitted to carry and use pepper spray – a tool used by the police themselves – to defend against attackers.
Restore Britain pledged to permit women to carry and use pepper spray for self-defence.
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU
All forms of foreign aid that do nothing to advance Britain's national interests in the world would be scrapped.
Restore Britain pledged to scrap all forms of foreign aid that it judges do nothing to advance Britain's national interests.
A Restore Britain government would abolish every trace of DEI across all government departments. Nowhere does this matter more than within the Ministry of Defence.
Restore Britain pledged to abolish all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programmes across government departments, including the Ministry of Defence.
Equality and rights
Both the burqa and the niqab are fundamentally un-British and have no place on our high streets.
Restore Britain pledged, under the heading 'Ban the Burqa', to ban the burqa and the niqab, which it describes as having no place on British high streets.
In view of these principles, the Gender Recognition Act must be repealed. The state must no longer issue legal documents that permit individuals to change their sex in law.
Restore Britain pledged to repeal the Gender Recognition Act and to stop the state issuing legal documents that change a person's sex in law.
Who funds Restore Britain
Between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026, Restore Britain reported accepting £250,000 in donations (1 reported donation).
- Cade Hill Investments — £250,000