Susan Hall defeated. The rise of Reform UK. Tommy Robinson jailed. Racist riots across the country.

It’s safe to say 2024 has been an intense, challenging year for our movement, John. Thank you for being with us every step of the way.

Together we’ve spent 20 years investigating and exposing the far right – refusing to bow to their intimidation and violence, and securing historic wins. But the urgency and magnitude of this work is growing. As we gear up to counter the rise of fascism in the UK in 2025, will you stand with us?

Let’s look back on some significant moments for our movement this year:

• We revealed the extremist Twitter content of Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, resulting in him stepping down as Chairman of Ark Schools

• Our movement exposed the racism of Enoch Powell admirer and London Mayoral candidate, Susan Hall, and she suffered humiliating defeat

• Thousands of courageous antifascists put themselves in the way of the racist rioters who terrorised mosques, immigration services and ordinary people this summer

• Our research team identified the key instigator of the summer riots. He is now awaiting sentencing

• We infiltrated the modern eugenics movement, shining a light on this shadowy and dangerous elite

• 15,000 of us backed a dossier of evidence we produced that urged the Attorney General to bring justice to Tommy Robinson for slandering an innocent refugee school boy, resulting in 18 months imprisonment

Our collective determination has seen fascists and their tactics exposed, unable to hide. But we’ve got so much work to do. With Reform winning five seats in the general election and far right attitudes on the rise, it’s going to take all of us redoubling our efforts to counter this hate and division.

We’re getting ready for 2025 – more infiltrating, investigating, and outwitting the far right. But we need your support to make it possible, John. Will you become a member of the UK’s leading anti-fascist movement today?

Dangerous people like these desperately want to tear apart our communities. Only when we band together can we beat them.

Thank you for being with us,

Nick Lowles, 

CEO of HOPE not hate