Who actually funds the Restore Britain

Every declared donation to the Restore Britain on the Electoral Commission register, aggregated by year, by donor type, by sector and by accounting unit. The headline number on the policy page is £257,000 across 5 declared donations from 5 distinct donors. The figures below are the decomposition.

By donor type

The most diagnostic single decomposition. Tells you who actually owns the party.

Donor type	Donations	Total	% of total
Company	1	£250k	97.3%
Impermissible Donor	4	£7k	2.7%

Year by year

Declared total per calendar year. Totals usually spike in election years and in years when the leader changes.

Year	Donations	Total	Scale
2026	5	£257k

Where the money landed · accounting unit

Money that lands at Central HQ funds the party machine. Money that lands at a constituency association funds a single seat. The mix tells you whether the party is centrally bankrolled or locally rooted.

Where	Donations	Total	% of total
Central HQ	1	£250k	97.3%
Other	4	£7k	2.7%

Top funding sectors

Donor names matched against the site’s sector classifier. Untagged donors (individuals, generic companies) are not included; this view shows which parts of the economy fund the party.

Sector	Distinct donors	Total
Finance	1	£250k

Top 30 donors · lifetime

#	Donor	Type	Donations	Lifetime total
1	Cade Hill Investments	Company	1	£250k
2	Caro McFadden	Impermissible Donor	1	£3k
3	Richard Hall	Impermissible Donor	1	£3k
4	Harry Thompson	Impermissible Donor	1	£1k
5	Jon King	Impermissible Donor	1	£1k

Every year on record, all accounting units. Includes both monetary donations and benefits in kind.