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BBA (Bare Britain Audits)

BBA (Bare Britain Audits)

Semantic Summary

Scott Chesterman, operating as Bare Britain Audits (BBA), runs a 120,000-subscriber YouTube channel based in the Birmingham/Wolverhampton area that describes itself as supporting the PINAC movement and citizen journalism. Featured prominently in Byline Times' April 2026 investigation into the criminal backgrounds of far-right auditors, Chesterman was exposed for running a Discord server containing a channel where he and collaborators, including DP Audits' Paul Dunbar, posted pornographic and degrading images of women. He collaborates closely within the auditor network — notably with Paul Dunbar (DP Audits), whose content was shared by Tommy Robinson and who sent rape threats to a pro-refugee campaigner. HOPE not hate monitors BBA within its far-right auditor case files, and Chesterman has been accused of being the "mastermind" behind an assault by fellow channel ELY. The channel is part of the broader mid-tier auditor ecosystem that monetises anti-migrant hotel protests and street confrontations, with Chesterman charging £4.99/month for exclusive Discord access to his loyalist following. His case illustrates the convergence of the auditing scene's filming-rights rhetoric with organised misogyny, commercial exploitation, and documented criminal networks.

Field Detail
Platform YouTube
Category UK right-wing / auditing / anti-migrant activism
Status Active
Full Name Bare Britain Audits
Real Name Scott Chesterman
Subscribers ~120,000 (as of mid-2026)
Total Views >11 million
X/Twitter @BareBritainBBA
Website barebritainaudits.com

Overview

BBA (Bare Britain Audits) is a UK-based YouTube channel operated by Scott Chesterman. The channel has approximately 120,000 subscribers and over 11 million total video views. It describes itself as a "citizen journalist" and "auditing channel in support of the PINAC movement and stand up for our freedoms."

Chesterman is based in the Birmingham/Wolverhampton area and runs a Discord server for loyal followers, charging £4.99/month for exclusive content access. He has collaborated with other auditors including DP Audits (Paul Dunbar).

Notable Content

  • Auditing of government buildings, police stations, and public spaces
  • Coverage of anti-migrant protests and migrant hotel demonstrations
  • PINAC movement content (Patriots in Arms/Nationalist adjacent)
  • Street confrontations filmed as "citizen journalism"
  • Posting pornographic content in a shared Discord channel with other auditors

Controversies

Criminal Past Investigation

  • Byline Times (April 2026): Featured prominently in "The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube," which investigated Chesterman's background and his channel's rapid growth during the anti-migrant protests.
  • The same investigation noted Chesterman's Discord server had a channel called 'xxx-rated-adult' where he and collaborators, including DP Audits, posted pornographic and degrading images of women.

Feud with ELY

  • Reportedly named as the "mastermind" behind an assault by the channel ELY (via ReallyCoolSite), though the veracity of these claims is contested.

Broader Context

  • Part of the wider UK auditor movement criticised for infiltrating left-wing protests, doxxing participants, and generating content that stokes anti-migrant sentiment.
  • HOPE not hate has included BBA in its monitoring of far-right auditing channels.

Social Media

  • X/Twitter: @BareBritainBBA
  • Facebook: BareBritainAudit
  • Website: https://barebritainaudits.com

References

  • Byline Times: The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube (17 April 2026)
  • HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026)
  • Searchlight Magazine: Auditors charged after Manchester police raids (April 2026)

Last updated: 11 June 2026