Just hit 7,500 followers. Really encouraging to see so many people across the country waking up to the need for common-sense politics and genuine representation. But let’s be honest, movements aren't built on social media. They're built on the doorstep. While the national conversation is important, the real heavy lifting is being done by our local teams. If you want to see the actual work happening on the ground, please give these guys a follow: Branch Page - @RestoreScarWhit Potential Whitby Candidate - @twiterwoooh Branch Organiser - @chris_waas They are the ones out there organising, talking to residents, and driving this forward locally. Give them a follow and show your support. 🇬🇧

X is where I talk about the national picture. Facebook is where I share the local work, the small wins and what's actually happening on our patch. Come and follow along there too 👇 facebook.com/damon.dewdney

Restore in contrast is electric at the moment. 🇬🇧

7,000 people following along now, and I'm grateful to every one of you. If you want to help, follow @MattyBranson, our Restore candidate in the Croft Baker by-election. He and the team were out in the wind and rain all weekend. That's where the real work is.

If you've only found me on here lately, the best thing you can do isn't to follow me. It's to get stuck in locally. Find your nearest Restore Britain branch, turn up, and help out. That's how things actually change.

5,500 followers. 🇬🇧 More than 1,600 of you have followed since lunchtime today. I honestly didn't expect that. If you're new, you'll get honest updates from me on what's really happening in our councils, standards in public life, and the Restore Britain campaign. Glad you're here. @RestoreBritain

I'm not building this for me. I'm building it for our grandchildren. "A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children's children." Proverbs 13:22 Thank you @Vote4RESTORE for the reminder. I came to faith in 2022. Becoming a dad changed how I see everything. It stopped being about my life and became about the country my children will inherit. Every generation has to answer one question: what will we hand on? Safe streets. Our churches and our heritage. Our freedoms. A Britain our grandchildren will be proud to call home. That's why I stand with @RupertLowe10 and @RestoreBritain. We're not building for the next election. We're building for the next generation, and the one after that. God bless you all, and God save Britain. 🇬🇧

Most of my local work never makes it onto X: the casework, council meetings and time out on the doorstep in Filey, Eastfield and Scarborough. If you want to see the real day-to-day side, follow me on Facebook 👇 facebook.com/damon.dewdney

Our local pubs deserve a future, and our Scarborough and Whitby branch is taking that message straight to them. The @RestoreScarWhit team is taking Restore Britain's Restoring the British Pub policy to publicans and licence holders across Scarborough and Whitby. A good pub is the heart of a town, and I'm glad @RestoreBritain is standing up for them.

Rupert Lowe beats Nigel Farage 52 to 48 in More in Common's latest head-to-head for Prime Minister. He also beats Zack Polanski 55 to 45, and that's with much lower name recognition than either of them. Restore Britain is only getting started.

3,500 people now follow a Filey councillor who joined Restore Britain on day one. I didn't start my journey into politics as a career. I've worked in sales, in security as a security supervisor, in quality assurance and in customer service, and I did an electrical apprenticeship. I'm a dad and a Christian, and I'm in this because I want my children to grow up in a country that puts its own people first. I'm not a spokesman, just one councillor doing the job and saying plainly what I see. Every like, repost and message keeps this going, and I'm grateful for every one. There's a long way to go, and the real work happens on the doorsteps. See you out there.

Rupert Lowe now beats Nigel Farage head-to-head for Prime Minister, 52 to 48. Last year Reform suspended him and reported him to the police after he publicly questioned Farage's leadership. The CPS reviewed it and brought no charges. What was done to him was despicable, and it was meant to finish him. It didn't. He started Restore Britain, I backed him from the very first day, and this was us together in May at the London branch organiser training day. Now More in Common has him beating Farage and beating Zack Polanski 55 to 45, while far fewer people even know his name. They tried to bury him. The public is digging him back up.

Go out there and spread the word about @RestoreBritain The country needs you.

Restore Britain hit a record 8% in last week's big MRP poll and is above 10% in 180 seats. A Scottish poll then put us on 5%, ahead of the Greens, and Bet365 now has Rupert as third favourite to be the next Prime Minister.

Residents on Middle Deepdale in Eastfield pay full council tax, and many pay estate charges on top, yet 53 of its 65 streets still aren't looked after by the council. The developers were due to finish them, the first by 2015. The council can step in, so I've asked if it will.