A Shared Voice · A Shared Future

The Union

Our community equals the Union of all Britons. Unions make change happen.

The Union

Our Union

Our Union is unlike others,
our union is a Union for all Britons.

We understand that our people have lost faith. We feel that we have no control as individuals and feel very hopeless. This is why The Union was birthed. A vision and reconnection to us as a people, the indigenous people of this land.

Funding, grants, consultation rights for your community's cultural events, heritage projects, oral history recording

Requiring local councils to consult your union when making planning/development decisions affecting historic landscapes or cultural sites

Enforcing existing anti-discrimination protections for your members (Equality Act 2010 protects ethnic/national origins from unfair treatment)

Protection of tangible heritage: ancient sites, hillforts, historic buildings, artefacts, place-names, archaeological records

Inclusion of your ancestral history, folklore, crafts and traditions in local heritage inventories, museums, schools and local plans (UK now has the UNESCO intangible heritage inventory system)

Two routes for formal submissions

Local government (district/county council)

Send a formal representation / deputation request:

Ask to speak at a council meeting

Submit a written community representation to the Local Plan / heritage strategy

Request the council add your community’s heritage to its cultural strategy

As a member of The Union...

You, as one, become the collective, you get a personal seat at the Round Table.
Nationwide Mead Hall access — every hall, every county.
Exclusive beer at Mead Halls, discounted for members.
Collective voice — pressure local and national governance.
Daily cultural events, members first.
Member safety and security, guaranteed.
Business networking that means something.
A place to honour your ancestors.

Your power and the Biggest Union Britain has ever seen.

From the Mead Halls

The Union takes action In the Mead Halls.

we sit at the roundtable of Union members and write our demands.

Our official Union, by law, has to be given an audience with local and central government.

Then we demand that our expectations are met or we can go to high court.

Our Story

The Official Heritage Union

The Natives was founded to address three defining issues: two evidence-verified realities for Britain’s ancestral communities, along with the ridiculous notion of having no indigenous recognition. A trilogy of realisation.

Ancestral continuity

Genetic evidence proves today’s Britons are the direct, continuous descendants of the earliest peoples of these islands—the custodians of Britain’s foundational, millennia-old cultural heritage.

Recognition and protection

Uniquely among all historic Britain community groups, we receive no formal legal recognition of our status, or statutory heritage protection under UK and European frameworks.

A civic turning point

1948 marked a civic turning point. With the British Nationality Act, the UK shifted from a bloodline-based nation to a civic one, opening the door to foreign politicians and workers to enter and settle.

Demographic change

Since then, official national demographic projections confirm sustained long-term population shift. Within the generation of today’s Briton-born children, people with deep ancestral Briton roots will become a proportional minority within their own historic homeland.

Why The Natives was founded

Facing irreversible cultural erosion and systemic institutional oversight of our heritage, we established The Natives.

Our stated mission

Our exclusive mission is peaceful, lawful, evidence-based advocacy to secure equal legal recognition and heritage safeguards for Britain’s indigenous ancestral communities.

What guides us

Our Mission & Our Vision

Our Mission

Pursue formal UN recognition for indigenous native Briton communities.
Safeguard the survival of our children’s unique indigenous cultural heritage.
Uphold your community’s human rights, uniting native Britons in peaceful grassroots action.
Grow the voice of Britons through their Heritage Union.

Our Vision

Secure formal UN indigenous rights for native Briton peoples, and create Mead Halls in every region of Britain as permanent halls honouring our ancestral identity and protecting your community’s human rights.

From vision to action

Our Work

Build a network of Mead Halls across Britain—heritage hubs and pubs, sharing culture and bringing Britons together as a Union. Saving pubs.

Demand UN recognition of our indigenous cultural heritage—updating the UN, filing legal documents and presenting evidence.

Unite Britain through The Natives—building global support whilst building Mead Halls across the nation.

Together, we can exert pressure on local governance and national government.

The people behind the work

The Team

The Welshman

Operations

The Welshman has a long experience in operations at a corporate level.

Puck

Chief researcher

Puck has a master mind for research and an undying thirst for truth.

Glyn

Lead artist and web developer

Keeps things looking beautiful

Adam

Administrator

Keeps the cogs turning.

Founders

Leon Mead

Founder

Leon has had experience as an entrepreneur and founded The Natives.

Jason Gaines

Co-Founder

Jason built ships of steel and marquees for Britons, now The Union for you.

Grow the Biggest Union Britain has ever seen

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