There is no such thing as “right wing”. There are those who believe in governance by supranational institutions, international law and domestic unaccountable agencies. These are also the people that do not care about the nation state, freedom, democracy and equality under the law. 

Then there are those of us who believe in our country, freedom, democracy and equality under the law. 

This is not a “left/ right” thing and there are no political parties standing for the principles in which we believe. 

Moreover, the General Election is years away. There is no vote to split. We need to win the debate and set the direction of travel for the country.

Finally, democracy is about choice, not fortifying into position those who have already failed by not “splitting” their vote. 

Reform has no settled political philosophy. It stands for nothing other than the pursuit of power.

Farage is on the record saying:

• A united Ireland is inevitable. Advance UK absolutely rejects that and the Irish Sea border. 
  
  
• He is not concerned about the rate of demographic change. Advance UK is rightly concerned.
  
  
• He would not deport all illegal migrants in the country. He has said it is politically impossible. It is not impossible. Advance UK would take all steps required to deport them.
  
  
• He would not “politically alienate Islam”, whatever that means. Advance UK stands firmly for our Christian constitution, culture and values. 
  
  
• He would consider bringing Shamima Begum back into the country. Never would Advance UK allow this. 
  
  
• He would allow trans women, i.e. men, into women’s prisons on a risk assessed basis. Never would Advance UK allow men into women’s prisons.

Reform does not believe in democracy. Farage is Reform and Reform is Farage. Advance UK’s constitution is entirely democratic.

Reform does not believe in free speech. It polices its members views and habitually throws people out of the party for what they have tweeted. Advance UK does not police its members. We must be judged by our policies, not the views of our members.

Some of Reform’s MPs voted for assisted dying. Advance UK stands absolutely against it.

Reform uses lawfare against its own – Rupert Lowe and others. Advance UK would never do such a thing.

See above. Reform is NOT the answer. Advance UK will make a massive impact.

We welcome everyone who is on the electoral roll. If you are not on the electoral roll we encourage you to register. 

You cannot join if you are a member of another political party.

In becoming a member, you are endorsing our Mission Statement and our policies.  

It is important to emphasise, we are NOT policing NOR endorsing members’ views. 

Click here to see the details of our leader and senior leadership team:

https://www.advanceuk.org.uk/leadership

Click here to see our College members:

https://www.advanceuk.org.uk/college

Members can remove any member of the Board of Directors, including the leader of the party, by a simple majority vote.

We will develop our policies over the coming months. For now, our Mission Statement will give people a clear understanding of our principles.

If you have set a password and have forgotten it you can reset it by clicking here.

If you have not received your password yet you can get one by clicking here.

Please note: If you have a Google Account you should try pressing the 'Continue with Google' button first as you may not have a password (your Google Account acts as your passport into the system). Likewise, if you have a Microsoft Account you should press the 'Continue with Microsoft Account' button to access your account.

Your membership number is associated with the email with which you registered; please check your spam folder in case the email has been missed. 

We're very grateful you are considering upgrading to a full membership with us. The process is very straightforward: Login using the email that you registered with; navigate to the “Join Advance UK” page, and upgrade from there by joining using the form at the bottom of the page.

The problem: "On the login screen I am asked to provide a username and password, but I don't recall setting a password (or I have forgotten it). I click the 'Forgot Password' link and enter my email address, but nothing arrives."

Possible solutions:

1. If you have a Google Account (address ending @gmail.com or @googlemail.com) try pressing the 'Continue with Google' button on the sign-in page instead. You should try this even if you don't remember pressing this button when you signed-up. 
2. If you have a Hotmail or other Microsoft Account try pressing the 'Continue with Microsoft Account' button on the sign-in page instead. You should try this even if you don't remember pressing this button when you signed-up. 
3. Check your spam/junk folder for the password reset email. The sender will be [email protected] - please add this address to your contacts to help ensure you always get our emails. 
4. If you have tried the above and still cannot reset your password or sign in to your account, please email [email protected] from the email address you used to sign up with, and let us know you have already tried the steps in this FAQ along with any error messages that appear on your screen. This will help us troubleshoot any underlying issues. 

Thank you for your support! 

Before reporting a technical issue, please check the FAQs to see if we have already posted guidance or an update about the problem you are reporting. Having checked the FAQs, if no answer is forthcoming, we welcome your report of a technical issue. 

Please note: This process is for reporting technical issues only. If you have an account issue or a policy issue please email [email protected] instead.

To help our technicians resolve your issue quickly, please include this information when contacting us:

Essential Details

1. Date and time when the problem occurred (include your time zone if outside our area)
2. Device type - Desktop (Windows/Mac), mobile (iPhone/Android model), or tablet
3. Browser - Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc. (and version if known)
4. Ad blockers or antivirus - These can sometimes block website function

Also Helpful

• What happened: Brief description of the problem and what you were trying to do. What page were you looking at? What button did you press?
• Error messages: Please provide the exact wording if any messages appeared
• Screenshots: If the issue is visual a screenshot of the problem will help

Quick Fixes to Try First

• Refresh the page, including a 'hard refresh' to make sure the page really does refresh (Windows users: hold down Ctrl and then press F5 on your keyboard)
• Clear your browser cache/cookies and try again
• Try a different browser or device
• Temporarily disable browser extensions (see below for guidance on how to do this)

To temporarily disable all extensions in Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/ in your address bar, or click the three-dot menu icon, then Extensions > Manage Extensions. On the extensions page, you can toggle off the blue switch for each extension individually to disable it.

In Microsoft Edge, select Extensions located to the right of your browser address bar, then select Manage extensions. Select the toggle next to the extension you want to turn off.

To temporarily disable all extensions in Safari on a Mac, go to Safari > Settings (or Preferences) from the menu bar, click the Extensions tab, then uncheck the box next to each extension you want to disable. On an iPhone or iPad, open the Settings app, scroll down and tap on Safari, then tap Extensions, and toggle the switch for each extension to turn them off.

Send us an email

Having read the above guidance, to report a technical issue to us please email [email protected]

It may take us some time to respond to your message, especially as this is a brand new movement with a lot of infrastructure and processes to build as we rapidly grow. We are extremely grateful for your support and patience whilst we grapple with these issues. We are thankful to you for taking the time to let us know about technical issues - fixing them makes our movement stronger and more resilient for which you have our sincere gratitude.

We also wish to take this opportunity to thank our volunteer technicians. If you would like to join them please email a copy of your CV and more information about your technical skills and experience to [email protected] 

Answer: We are not currently accepting donations by cryptocurrency, but we will update our website in due course if we do. Until then, please do not donate to any wallets presenting themselves as being associated with Advance UK, and do not buy any tokens that appear to be promoting the Advance UK brand. Any official cryptocurrency details we set up in the future will be posted here for validation.

We currently only accept payment for membership via our official website at www.advanceuk.org.uk. No other website is authorised to accept payments on our behalf. 

Payments are processed by Stripe on our behalf. We currently accept payment by credit/debit card, direct debit or Apple/Google Pay on our joining form.

Why is no payment form appearing? 

For some people you may have to 'Accept All' cookies to enable the Stripe payment form to appear (or at least accept the functional cookie required by Stripe). You can do this by pressing on the Cookiebot toggle at the bottom left of the website. Once you have completed payment you can press the toggle again to change your cookie preferences. If the problem persists please clear your cookies or try making the payment on a different device. 

How do I cancel auto-renewal of my membership (paid for by credit/debit card)

When you join a political party you are committing to a movement for the long term, which includes annual membership. Auto-renew means a start-up party does not have to employ staff or divert volunteers for the act of chasing membership renewals. For context, with more than 30,000 members even if just 10% switch off auto-renew we will need to chase around 57 members per week on average, with a huge peak in June, July and August as that is when the party experienced its initial growth. This activity will divert volunteers away from contacting voters and campaigning for change in our country to instead carrying out the work of administering the party. It is a vital act of support to keep auto-renew switched on.

However, we recognise you may wish to make your own arrangements to renew your membership or may need to turn off auto-renew for other reasons (so you can change payment method at the time of renewal for instance). To do this, visit the Supporter Hub and then click into the Membership Portal link at the top of the page. From here, you can click into the 'Memberships' option and then click into your membership record. You can then cancel your auto-renewal from this screen. Pressing the cancel button on this screen will not cancel your membership, it will only cancel your auto-renewal. 

There is no process to switch directly from credit/debit card membership to direct debit membership. 

If you complete the joining form again, you will be charged twice and generate a second membership record under your name.

We are advising all current credit/debit card members to wait until June 2026 by which time the first memberships will start to come up for renewal. Once you get to within 24/48hrs of your renewal date, cancel your credit/debit card membership and set up a new direct debit membership instead.

You will keep the same membership number, but you should be aware that from the point at which you cancel your credit/debit card membership until the cleared funds from the direct debit are received (which can take 10-14 days) you will technically not be a party member during this period. Any risks that arise from not being a member (such as not being able to vote on a matter) should therefore be carefully considered. 

We will email members in June 2026 with any updated advice or with the details of any process we develop to enable a smoother transition.