The Heritage Party is standing up for the constitutional rights of the people — whether it’s a family’s right to vote in local elections, or a family’s right to own a dog and live a normal life without “voluntary” rules turning into coercion by stealth The Heritage Party has issued a formal objection to DEFRA […]
Formal challenge, legal scrutiny, and their consequences. Throughout 2025, the Heritage Party undertook sustained parliamentary, legal and civic action in response to the erosion of lawful governance, democratic process and evidential integrity across the United Kingdom. This work was not symbolic. It produced observable consequences. Formal correspondence, statutory challenges and evidential submissions were issued in […]
26 October 2025 The Heritage Party has submitted its second Formal Objection and Written Evidence to the House of Lords regarding the Planning & Infrastructure Bill. This follows the Party’s first submission lodged earlier in 2025, before the Bill entered its stages in the House of Lords. It has been presented as a reform to […]
School–Council Data = The End of Private Family Life Many parents think of a school ID card as a convenience—something that helps with attendance, lunch payments, or borrowing books. In reality, the new generation of “smart” IDs are entry points into the same digital-identity systems being built for adults. 1. What These Systems Collect Modern […]
Digital ID is being enabled by stealth by clauses buried deep inside legislation that is ostensibly to do other things, always marketed to the public as being for our safety, convenience and national security. However, local councils are also aiding and abetting the implementation of Digital ID by harvesting data on local residents without their […]
“It is constitutionally grotesque for any government to legislate in order to authorise itself to bypass democratic consent and impose political restructuring by decree. The introduction of a Bill that seeks to remove the requirement for public approval in the reorganisation of elected local government cannot be viewed as reform – it is, in effect, […]
The Heritage Party has issued a formal reply to the Government’s response to our letter dated 7 June 2025. That letter raised urgent concerns about: In their reply, the Ministry failed to answer core legal questions, including the lack of public mandate for reorganisation, the absence of risk assessments for geoengineering trials, and the meaning […]
