Kevin Good

Semantic Summary

Kevin Good is a Witney, Oxfordshire-based member of Raise the Colours (RTC) whose profile is defined more by his serious criminal history than by any public-facing activism within the group. Named alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026, Good was the only one of the four named defendants who did not attend court, his agreement communicated via co-defendant Cullen. His background — a nine-year prison sentence in 2017 for a violent attack on a petrol station worker involving smashed bottles, false imprisonment, and attempted robbery, with the court describing him as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm" — marks him as one of RTC's most serious convicted offenders. Unlike Bridge, the co-founder and frontman with multiple active arrests, or Cullen, the organiser later charged with making indecent child images, Good maintains no significant public social media presence, making his precise role within RTC opaque beyond his inclusion in legal proceedings. His involvement connects RTC's Oxfordshire operations to a pattern of members with histories of violence and criminality, underscoring the group's porous boundaries with serious offending that extends well beyond its nominal flag-raising nationalism.

Platform: N/A Kevin Good, approximately 41, of Witney, Oxfordshire, is a peripheral but legally significant member of Raise the Colours. He was one of four RTC members named in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026, alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells. Unlike the other three, Good did not attend court; Ben Cullen communicated his agreement to the court. Good carries a serious criminal record: in 2017 he was jailed for nine years for attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault after attacking a petrol station worker with glass bottles in Witney. The court described him as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm" to the public. Some social media posts also allege a prior conviction for rape and sexual assault (2005), though this remains unverified. Good is the least documented of the four named RTC defendants, with no known social media presence or identifiable role beyond his inclusion in the injunction. His history of extreme violence lends weight to concerns about RTC's recruitment of individuals with serious criminal backgrounds, and his presence in the Oxfordshire chapter connects the group's public-facing nationalism to a documented pattern of violent predation. Category: Far-right Status: Active Real Name: Kevin Good Age: ~41 (approx, based on 2016 charging documents listing age 31) Location: Bartlett Close, Witney, Oxfordshire Channel URL / Handle: N/A Subscribers/Follower counts: N/A Monikers: N/A

Overview

Kevin Good is a Witney, Oxfordshire-based member of Raise the Colours (RTC), a British far-right group. He is one of the least documented members of the group but was nonetheless significant enough to be named in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council on 23 June 2026 against RTC flag-raising activities.

Good was listed alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells in the council's court claim. Unlike the other three, Good did not attend court in person. Ben Cullen informed the court that Good had also agreed to stop the flag-raising activities, and he was included in the undertakings given to the court. The injunction prohibits him from affixing flags to lampposts and other public infrastructure in Oxfordshire, encouraging others to do so, or obstructing council workers.

Publicly available information on Good is extremely limited. He does not appear to maintain a significant public social media presence under his own name, and his role within RTC is not clearly documented beyond his inclusion in the legal proceedings.

Background

Criminal Conviction: According to Oxford Mail court reporting and a widely shared Facebook post titled "The Men Running Raise The Colours Oxfordshire: Court Records, Not Rhetoric", Kevin Good, of Bartlett Close, Witney, was jailed for nine years for extreme violence. The Oxford Mail reported on 15 March 2017 that a "drug addict who smashed bottles over the head of a petrol station worker" named Kevin Good was jailed for nine years after attacking a worker at a petrol station in Witney at around 6am on 11 September 2016. He was charged with attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault. The court was told he was a "danger" and posed a "significant risk of serious harm" to members of the public. Given he was 31 at the time of the 2016 charges, he would now be approximately 41.

Some Facebook posts referencing the same court records also describe him as having been "convicted of rape and sexual assault; jailed 9 years (2005)", though this specific claim has not been independently verified and may conflate different individuals or cases.

Notable Content

No significant videos, streams, or social media content identified under his own name

Key Themes / Content Style

Not applicable — no known content output

Ryan Bridge — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; RTC co-founder
Ben Cullen — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; informed court of Good's agreement to stop
Trudy Wells — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; Oxfordshire RTC admin
Raise the Colours Oxfordshire — Local chapter with which he is associated

Financial / Support

No known funding channels identified

Legal / Platform Issues

Named in High Court injunction granted to Oxfordshire County Council (23 June 2026)
Did not attend court; agreement communicated via co-defendant Ben Cullen
Previously jailed for nine years (2017) for violent assault on a petrol station worker in Witney — convicted of attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault
Described in court as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm"

Sources

Oxfordshire County Council — "Unauthorised flags - High Court injunction granted on 23 June 2026" (https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/council/about-your-council/unauthorised-flags-injunction)
BBC News — "Activists agree to stop hanging flags from Oxfordshire lampposts" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gy5x0ggvlo)
Oxford Mail — "Raise the Colours agree to stop 'raising' England flags" (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/26220639.raise-colours-agree-stop-raising-england-flags/)
Oxford Mail — "Drug addict jailed for attacking petrol station worker with glass bottles" (15 March 2017) (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/15156804.drug-addict-jailed-attacking-petrol-station-worker-glass-bottles/)
Oxford Mail — "Man charged after member of staff assaulted at Witney petrol station" (11 September 2016) (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/14736085.man-charged-member-staff-assaulted-witney-petrol-station/)
Facebook — "The Men Running Raise The Colours Oxfordshire: Court Records, Not Rhetoric" (31 January 2026) (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2081044342191103/posts/3760283967600457/)
Facebook/Oxford Clarion — "Four organisers of Raise the Colours have given an undertaking to the High Court" (https://www.facebook.com/oxfordclarion/posts/four-organisers-of-raise-the-colours-have-given-an-undertaking-to-the-high-court/122128905273215961/)

Notes

This is the least documented of the four named RTC members profiled here
He does not appear to have a significant public social media presence
His role within RTC is not clearly documented beyond his inclusion in the injunction
The claim of a 2005 rape/sexual assault conviction (from the Facebook post "Court Records, Not Rhetoric") has not been independently verified and may refer to a different individual or be inaccurate
His age is estimated from the 2016 Oxford Mail report listing him as 31