FaithRemain

FaithRemain is a political party in the United Kingdom, founded in 2019 by former UKIP (now Reform UK) MEP, Daniel Hannan. The party's name is a portmanteau of "faith" and "remain," reflecting its stance on both religious and EU-related issues. FaithRemain's platform is centered around promoting religious freedom, supporting the UK's membership in the European Union, and advocating for a more inclusive and tolerant society.

The party's founding principles include the protection of religious freedom, the promotion of a multicultural society, and the defense of the UK's place within the European Union. FaithRemain has been described as a centrist party, with a focus on social justice, human rights, and the rule of law. The party has been active in various political debates and has fielded candidates in local and European elections.

FaithRemain's leadership has been a subject of controversy, with Daniel Hannan stepping down as leader in 2021 following allegations of sexual misconduct. The party has since undergone leadership changes, with new leaders taking the helm to guide the party's future direction. Despite these challenges, FaithRemain continues to advocate for its core values and has remained a notable presence in the UK's political landscape.