National Rebirth Party

Type: Registered Political Party (EC Ref: PP15238) Website: Unknown Founded: Registered 28 February 2024 Leader: Mr Alek Yerbury Nominating Officer: Mr Antony Flowers Treasurer: Mr Alek Yerbury Registered Address: PO Box 296, Knottingley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF8 9EU Status: Active (Authorised), Great Britain register BookStack page: TBC

Overview

The National Rebirth Party is a recently registered (February 2024) political party based in West Yorkshire. Led by Alek Yerbury, the party has been characterised in political research circles as a small neo-Nazi-adjacent formation. It is one of the newest entrants to the UK's far-right party landscape. The party uses a PO Box address in Knottingley, near Wakefield, and lists an emblem authorised on 20 February 2025.

Founding/History

The National Rebirth Party was registered with the Electoral Commission on 28 February 2024. Its registration came during a period of fragmentation and reorganisation on the UK far right, following the decline of established parties like the BNP and the emergence of newer formations.

The party's name — "National Rebirth" — echoes the terminology of historical fascist movements ("national rebirth"/"palingenesis") and is also the name of a former political party in Burkina Faso and an active party in Northern Cyprus (the UK Wikipedia entry for "National Rebirth Party" is a disambiguation page with a redlink for the UK party, indicating no Wikipedia article exists).

The party registered an emblem on 20 February 2025 (Emblem 1, ID 8886), suggesting some organisational activity since its initial registration.

Leadership

Leader & Treasurer: Mr Alek Yerbury (also listed as Alek, sometimes Alex Yerbury)
Nominating Officer: Mr Antony Flowers

The party has a spare leadership structure — Yerbury holds both the Leader and Treasurer roles. No biographical information about either officer was found through web searches. The use of a PO Box rather than a physical address is consistent with small far-right parties that often seek to shield their leadership's personal addresses.

Both names have no significant public profile accessible through standard web searches.

Electoral Performance

No electoral results could be found for the National Rebirth Party. The party was registered too late to contest the 2024 UK general election (dissolution of Parliament was 30 May 2024; the party was registered only on 28 February 2024, and the candidate nomination deadline was 7 June 2024 — theoretically possible but no candidates were fielded). No local election activity has been identified either.

The party is registered to field candidates in England, Scotland, and Wales.

Ideology

Based on the task brief and the party's name, the National Rebirth Party has been characterised as a small neo-Nazi-adjacent formation. Key indicators:

Party name: "National Rebirth" uses the palingenetic language associated with fascist ideology — the concept of national renewal, purification, or rebirth is central to fascist political thought
Neo-Nazi adjacency: The party is described as "neo-Nazi-adjacent" in the research community, suggesting ideological positioning in the extremist far-right space rather than the more mainstream anti-immigration/populist right
Leadership obscurity: The use of a PO Box and the near-total lack of public information about its leaders is consistent with small extremist formations that avoid public scrutiny

Research note: Without access to the party's manifesto, website, or public statements, this ideological characterisation relies primarily on secondary research characterisation (the "neo-Nazi-adjacent" label from the task brief) and the party's name. Direct evidence of neo-Nazi ideology (such as party literature, candidate statements, or leadership associations) was not found in this research sweep.

Controversies

The party's ideological positioning in the neo-Nazi-adjacent space is itself a matter of concern, but no specific controversies (legal cases, candidate scandals, protests) were identified in this research sweep.

Connections

No connections to other political parties, movements, or organisations were identified. The party appears to operate in isolation from larger far-right formations such as Britain First, Patriotic Alternative, or the BNP.

Research Gaps & Notes

No Wikipedia article: The Wikipedia entry for "National Rebirth Party" is a disambiguation page; the UK party entry is a redlink, indicating it does not meet Wikipedia's notability threshold
No website found: The party does not appear to maintain a public website
No social media presence found: No X/Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, or other accounts identified
No biographical data for officers: Alek Yerbury and Antony Flowers have no discernible public profile
No electoral history: The party has contested no known elections
No manifesto or policy platform publicly available
Ideological characterisation relies on secondary sources: The "neo-Nazi-adjacent" label comes from the task brief's research; primary verification was not possible in this sweep
"National Rebirth" as a name: The name may be deliberately chosen to evoke fascist palingenetic themes, or it may be an accidental convergence — this cannot be determined without access to party literature

Assessment: The National Rebirth Party appears to be a very small, possibly inactive, far-right registration that has not achieved any electoral presence, media coverage, or Wikipedia notability. Its registration during a period of far-right fragmentation suggests it may be a vehicle for a specific individual or tiny group rather than an organisation with genuine membership or activity.

Sources

Electoral Commission Register — National Rebirth Party (PP15238), registration summary, https://search.electoralcommission.org.uk/English/Registrations/PP15238
Wikipedia — "National Rebirth Party" disambiguation page (UK party is a redlink), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Rebirth_Party
Task brief characterisation of the party as "small neo-Nazi-adjacent, led by Alex Yerbury"

Profile created: 4 July 2026