14 papers · October 2025 – October 2026

What Restore Britain has actually published.

A plain-language brief of every paper on the party’s policy list: the argument, the measures, and the figures they cite. Not a manifesto rewrite, and not an endorsement.

Regulating e-bikes for commercial use

Delivery e-bikes should be treated as commercial vehicles: trained, licensed, insured, identifiable, and open to public reports.

The paper argues that commercial food-delivery e-bikes are a distinct safety problem from leisure cycling. Riders are paid to go faster, many bikes are said to be illegally modified, and the platforms mostly engage riders as contractors. It says there is currently no requirement for a bell, helmet, registration, insurance, MOT-style test, or rider training, and no comprehensive duty on platforms to check that a bike meets electrically assisted pedal cycle rules.

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20 Oct 2026OrderRegulating e-bikes for commercial useDelivery e-bikes should be treated as commercial vehicles: trained, licensed, insured, identifiable, and open to public reports.
12 Oct 2026BordersThe New Illegal Arrivals Detention EstateBuild a 30,000-place secure estate so every new illegal arrival can be detained until removal — capacity online within a year.
25 Sep 2026EconomyAbolish Student Loan InterestWipe past and future interest off student loans held by British nationals who live in the UK. The debt itself stays.
24 Sep 2026BordersRestoring Britain's Maritime DomainCreate UK Borders & Coastal Command — a civilian maritime force — so the Royal Navy is not the default answer to small boats.
10 Sep 2026EconomyThe Return of Caveat EmptorAbolish the FCA and PRA for anything that is not systemic, scrap the Ombudsman, and put “buyer beware” back at the centre of the City.
2 Sep 2026BelongingRestore Britain's Philosophy of National BelongingCitizenship becomes almost closed, except through marriage. Legal and illegal foreign nationals the party says do not belong would leave — “north of five million” in a parliament.
3 Aug 2026EconomyThe Wealth of Our NationCut the state back towards its 1997 size. Bank the savings. Spend them on tax cuts, not on new programmes.
24 Jul 2026CommunityPolicy on School FinesGive every pupil up to five days of parent-authorised term-time family leave a year, if attendance and progress still hold.
1 Jul 2026OrderRestoring British PolicingA Police Restoration Act would put the Office of Constable back at the centre and strip out what the paper calls political doctrine.
20 May 2026EnergyEnergy Security OutlookRepeal the Climate Change Act, produce more oil, gas, shale and nuclear, and judge success by cheap abundant kilowatt-hours.
17 Mar 2026EconomyAbolish Inheritance TaxScrap inheritance tax entirely. The paper says it raises little, hits family farms, and can be covered by cutting spending it calls ideological.
25 Feb 2026OrderRetaking the English CastleFive legal changes to make self-defence easier: legal pepper spray, a householder amendment, jury trial preserved, and a brake on prosecutions.
7 Jan 2026CommunityRestoring the British PubA package the party says this government could pass now: lower hospitality VAT, rates relief, and a freeze on beer duty.
9 Oct 2025BordersMass Deportations: Legitimacy, Legality, and LogisticsRemove everyone the paper classes as living in Britain illegally, by statute first and then by a two-track returns machine.