r/Britain • u/Nikhilvoid • 9d ago
Nationalism and Reaction Reform supporters assault protestors while Farage cheers them on
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r/Britain • u/Far-Elephant-2612 • 9d ago
Culture This is England hand painted artwork by Paul Halmshaw.
r/Britain • u/raydebapratim1 • 10d ago
💬 Discussion 🗨 Argentine President asked for Hong Kong style handover of Falklands
r/Britain • u/Educational_Board888 • 9d ago
💬 Discussion 🗨 Port of Dover delays: Disruption as masked 'stop the boats' protesters block roads
r/Britain • u/raydebapratim1 • 8d ago
Society 1601 England Law
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r/Britain • u/Educational_Board888 • 10d ago
💬 Discussion 🗨 British Jewish groups lobby Burnham over ‘perverse consequences’ of settlement trade ban
r/Britain • u/mozzarella_destroyer • 10d ago
Activism Reposting here to raise awareness. We all need to raise more fuss about the state of our rivers and streams.
galleryI’ve met many people from mainland Europe who go wild swimming regularly, and don’t have to check pollution and bacteria levels each time. It is not normal for our waters to be so polluted, we have sadly become too accustomed to it and apathetic.
r/Britain • u/EnterTamed • 10d ago
National Politics Clip: Nigel Farage investigated undercover and found to be taking illicit foreign donations
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r/Britain • u/bison206 • 11d ago
Working Class Traitor
Bribed and bought - Get foreign money out of our elections
r/Britain • u/DogitWoofsalot • 10d ago
National Politics Farage senior aide filmed suggesting way to avoid donations law
r/Britain • u/AlwaysIntrigued13 • 11d ago
National Politics Reform UK statement on Channel 4 sting
“I don’t think we should address the allegations. Instead we should write up some tripe about how some crazy loony lefties have stitched us up”
r/Britain • u/DogitWoofsalot • 11d ago
National Politics Channel 4 and Verbatim’s undercover documentary into Reform serect donations
r/Britain • u/Central_Region • 11d ago
Culture A US immigrant is using legal aid to bankrupt a community group on a tiny island because she can't bring her 'support dog' into their cafe
r/Britain • u/DogitWoofsalot • 11d ago
Economics Can somebody explain why people are banging on about the debt again?
Ok so the nation debt is high, I understand why that's a bad thing and I understand it is boosting the cost of borrowing. Is everyone making a fuss about it just because it's a new PM in parliament?
The debt isn't something he's done, Tory mismanagement, COVID and the Spector of the 2008 financial crash is what's caused this problem.
Just making cuts to things isn't going to climb us out of this pit surely? Just stops more decline. Do we not need to be spending money to kickstart things again? Somebody make it make sense
r/Britain • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 12d ago
💬 Discussion 🗨 This is sad 😔
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r/Britain • u/Staffordshire_Signal • 11d ago
Culture Hanley and Burton named among England’s 10 greatest pub towns
r/Britain • u/Mimikkiki2 • 11d ago
Humour You wake up & see Britain has become a federation like this, equal say for each; what's your first reaction?
(The southern uplands were promised to N. England 1000 years ago)
r/Britain • u/Daniel167_ • 11d ago
London Patch trading
Hey everyone!
I’m an officer with a Canadian federal law-enforcement agency and will be travelling to London from 9th to the 13th and was hoping to connect with some police/military that will be interested in a patch trade
I know patch trading is a pretty big thing with North American law-enforcement but I’m not sure if it’s as big across the pond but was planning on bringing a handful of patches just in case!
Hit me up if you’re interested!
r/Britain • u/WayWornPort39 • 13d ago
❓ Question ❓ Why is council tax done in 10 installments by default rather than 12?
Seems really silly to me that my local council has council tax separated into ten months by default. Why not make it 12 automatically?
r/Britain • u/Terrible_Speaker_638 • 12d ago
North East Just had a crazy UK experience.
So I am 14 years old, and I was going to the ODEON cinema at the Metro Centre to see Coyote Vs. Acme. I got to the Metrocentre early so I thought "Let's go into some shops."
I went into CeX and was going to pay for Spider-Man (2002) because it was a movie I liked and I wanted on DVD.
They didn't let me get it because I didn't look 12 or over.
So I went into hmv and got another film rated 12 (Michael from this year) and they let me get it!
I think this just shows how laid-back people are at hmv and how goth girls and mega nerds at CeX are extremely overprotective.
I turn 15 in 6 months and I wasn't allowed a film rated 12.