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Project Britannia

Project Britannia

Type: UK-based conservative/nationalist youth organisation Website: projectbritannia.org (down — Cloudflare 521 as of June 2026) YouTube: @ProjectBritanniaCC ("Patriotic. Christian. Uncompromising.") Instagram: @projectbritanniacc Founded: 2025 (approx.) Founder/Lead: Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt, aka Gregory Thomas Moffitt) Affiliation: Turning Point UK (Young Bob is an ambassador), Restore Britain, Project Albion BookStack page: 1357 Tags: #far-right #youth #nationalist #christian #campus #project-britannia


Overview

Project Britannia describes itself as "the archetype to engage young conservatives, win elections for right-wing parties, and establish the next generation of nationalists." It operates primarily as a campus-based youth organisation establishing university chapters across the UK to recruit and train young conservative activists.

The group frames itself as a British alternative to US-style campus conservatism (explicitly rejecting "Americanised politics") while adopting similar tactics to Turning Point USA — campus outreach, social media content, merchandise, and chapter-based organising.


Notable Figures

Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt / Gregory Thomas Moffitt)

Role: Founder, CEO of Project Britannia & Project Albion Age: 17 (as of Nov 2025) Location: Unknown (online presence suggests Midlands/England) X/Twitter: @YoungBobRB YouTube: @ProjectBritanniaCC Instagram: @projectbritanniacc

The driving figure behind Project Britannia and one of the youngest far-right organisers in the UK. Self-identifies as a "Christian pro-life and remigration activist," "CEO of Project Albion," an "Urban Scoop contributor," and "Eastern Orthodox." Compares himself to Charlie Kirk and calls himself "the right-wing based version of Greta Thunberg."

He serves as an ambassador for Turning Point UK and has been arrested multiple times (Epping protest, Birmingham, Breach of the Peace). He has faced physical assaults including urine and glue thrown at him at LSE protests. He has appeared on Fox News, IBTimes UK, and Adam Yosef's YouTube channel. Profiled separately in [young-bob.md](/Users/beanfarmer/Desktop/Politics/right-wing youtubers/young-bob.md).

Notable appearances:

  • Fox News feature (2025) — "UK teen vows to carry on Charlie Kirk's mission despite violent backlash"
  • IBTimes UK — "British Teen Who Tried to Bring Charlie Kirk's Legacy to UK Faced Urine and Glue Attacks"
  • Adam Yosef YouTube interview — "Young Bob on the revival of Christianity among the UK 'patriotic right'"
  • Passion of Christ event, Leicester Square — on-the-ground reporting for Project Britannia

Rupert Lowe MP

Role: Leader of Restore Britain party; indirect sponsor/ally of Project Britannia Constituency: Great Yarmouth Party: Restore Britain (founded Feb 2026, previously Reform UK MP)

Project Britannia explicitly encourages its followers to vote for Restore Britain candidates and promote tactical voting for right-wing candidates. Project Britannia shares a graphic designer/layout artist with Restore Britain, suggesting close organisational ties. Lowe's Restore Britain party provides the political vehicle that Project Britannia's campus activism feeds into.

Lowe was elected as Reform UK MP for Great Yarmouth in 2024 before splitting to found Restore Britain as a pressure group (June 2025), then a political party (Feb 2026).

See also: [restore-britain-summary.md](/Users/beanfarmer/Desktop/Politics/UK Politics/restore-britain-summary.md)


Charlie Kirk

Role: Inspiration / ideological influence Organisation: Turning Point USA (founder)

Kirk serves as the primary ideological model for Project Britannia. Young Bob explicitly frames his campus activism as carrying on Kirk's legacy in the UK after Kirk's assassination. Project Britannia's chapter-based model directly mirrors Turning Point USA's structure, adapted for British universities.


Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon)

Role: Media platform / indirect affiliation Organisation: Urban Scoop (founder)

Young Bob is a contributor to Urban Scoop, the media platform founded by Tommy Robinson. Urban Scoop provides a publishing outlet for Project Britannia content and connects it to the wider anti-immigration/activist ecosystem. Robinson's podcast network amplifies Project Britannia's reach.


Turning Point UK Leadership

Role: Parent/affiliate organisation Website: turningpointuk.org

Young Bob serves as a TPUK ambassador. TPUK provides organisational support, training, and branding for Project Britannia's campus work. TPUK events (Oxford, Sussex, etc.) have featured Project Britannia-aligned activists. Key TPUK figures include:

  • Nick Tenconi — TPUK spokesperson, has spoken at TPUK pop-up events alongside Project Britannia activists
  • Guilherme Lopes, Lila Robinson, Hannah Stewart — Oxford University students involved in TPUK/Project Britannia-adjacent campus activism (per The Oxford Student)

Shared Designer (Restore Britain / Project Britannia)

Role: Graphic design / layout artist Status: Name not publicly identified

X user @oatc noted that the "layout artist" producing materials for Restore Britain (Rupert Lowe's party) also produces materials for Project Britannia, confirming operational integration between the two organisations.


Adam Yosef

Role: Media interviewer / platform Platform: YouTube (Adam Yosef channel)

Yosef hosted Young Bob for an interview discussing "the revival of Christianity among the UK 'patriotic right'," providing a media platform for Project Britannia's messaging.


Controversies

TPUK Suspension (Late 2025)

In late 2025, Young Bob was suspended from his position in Turning Point UK after HOPE not hate revealed disparaging comments he had made about the organisation and its COO, Nick Tenconi. The undercover investigation, published as "Revealed: what Young Bob really thinks of Nick Tenconi, Turning Point UK, and Tommy Robinson's inner circle," showed Moffitt describing Tenconi's operation as "Nick's little grift" and claiming he only attended UKIP rallies under duress ("because he has to 'report' on them").

The suspension exposed internal tensions between Project Britannia's campus-focused brand and the wider UKIP/Tenconi network it was affiliated with.

Arrests

Young Bob has been arrested multiple times during his activism:

  • Birmingham arrest (2025): Arrested ahead of a UKIP rally per Searchlight Magazine, which described him as "a young man of far-right persuasions" and "a fixture of this fringe fascist outfit."
  • Epping arrest (2025): Held overnight by Essex Police after covering Epping protests. Rebel News launched a legal defence crowdfund and retained lawyer Tana Adelman (who previously represented Tommy Robinson). The arrest was publicised under the slogan "Save Young Bob!"
  • Breach of the Peace: Additional arrest during protest activity (details limited).

LSE Protest (2025)

At the London School of Economics, Young Bob faced violent protests while attempting to promote Charlie Kirk's legacy. According to his account (corroborated by Fox News and IBTimes UK):

  • Bottles of urine, cans of beans, and glue were thrown at him
  • Protesters mocked the death of Charlie Kirk
  • Masked activists attempted to steal his materials and physically remove him from campus
  • He has received death threats related to his activism

UKIP Sheffield Rally (November 2025)

Young Bob was present at Nick Tenconi's UKIP rally in Sheffield, which was met by 800-1,000 anti-fascist counter-protesters. Searchlight Magazine reported that Moffitt complained of being "kettled by antifa" — but his "grievance was not with some lone public nuisance, but with around 800-1000 anti-fascist protestors." The rally resulted in seven arrests and was described as a "humiliation" for UKIP.

HOPE not hate Investigation

HOPE not hate conducted an undercover operation targeting Young Bob, producing a case file (Gregory Moffitt / AKA Young Bob) and a podcast episode ("What Young Bob really thinks"). The case file connects him to:

  • Disciples of Christ: A Christian activist group heavily influenced by Nick Tenconi, where Moffitt first gained prominence filming Speaker's Corner interviews
  • Turning Point UK: Where he served as an ambassador before suspension
  • Nick Tenconi's network: The UKIP leader and TPUK COO

The investigation was criticised by The Conservative Woman as a "sordid attempt to smear" a young activist, raising questions about HOPE not hate's tactics.

Far-Right Label and Policy Controversy

Project Britannia explicitly describes itself as creating "the next generation of nationalists" and its founder advocates "remigration" — the forced return of migrants to their countries of origin. The organisation's policy platform includes an immediate abortion ban after 12 weeks and prioritising "British interests" in government policy. These positions have led anti-fascist groups (Searchlight, HOPE not hate) to categorise Project Britannia and its founder as part of the far-right.

Website Down (June 2026)

As of June 2026, projectbritannia.org is returning a Cloudflare 521 error (web server down). It is unclear whether this is a temporary hosting issue or reflects reduced organisational activity. The Instagram account (@projectbritanniacc) remains active.


Structure

Campus Chapters

Project Britannia focuses on establishing university chapters to create structured hubs for conservative political discussion and mobilisation. Strategy includes:

  • Direct student outreach via volunteer opportunities and membership drives
  • Fostering networking and "intellectual diversity" on campuses
  • Opposition to "political indoctrination and socialism"
  • Targeted recruitment and training of young activists

Cross & Corner

The Christian conservative arm of Project Britannia, described as creating "spaces for Christian conservative dialogue and providing mentorship for the next generation." Establishes chapters in schools and universities.

Key principle: "We do not want to go to hell for our politics" — emphasising British Christianity distinct from Americanised religious politics.

Project Albion

Overlapping organisation for which Young Bob serves as "CEO." Appears to be a broader umbrella or precursor brand to Project Britannia.


Policy Positions

Per the Project Britannia website (archived):

  • Britain First: Prioritising British interests in government policies
  • Abortion: Immediate ban after 12 weeks, gradual tightening of restrictions
  • Christian values: Upholding decency and integrity via a disciplined Christian lifestyle
  • Free marketplace of ideas: For conservative contributors
  • Nationalism: "Make young people patriotic and nationalist"
  • Electoral: Encourage young people to vote for Restore Britain; promote tactical voting for the most viable right-wing candidate
  • Remigration: Young Bob's X bio includes "remigration activist" — advocating for the return of migrants to their countries of origin

Online Presence

YouTube (@ProjectBritanniaCC)

  • Tagline: "Patriotic. Christian. Uncompromising."
  • Content style: Short-form conservative commentary, campus activism footage, recruitment content
  • Subscriber count: Unknown (site behind Cloudflare)

Instagram (@projectbritanniacc)

  • Used for promotional content, chapter events, merchandise
  • Cross-posts with Young Bob's personal account

X/Twitter (@YoungBobRB)

Young Bob's personal account serves as the primary mouthpiece. Bio: "Christian pro-life and remigration activist | Urban Scoop contributor | the right-wing based version of Greta Thunberg | CEO of Project Albion | Eastern Orthodox"

Website (projectbritannia.org)

Currently returning Cloudflare 521 error (web server down). Previously hosted:

  • About page with mission and policy positions
  • Membership/supporter sign-up with tiered access
  • Shop (shop.projectbritannia.org) for merchandise
  • Cross & Corner sub-page for Christian conservative content
  • Video platform at videos.projectbritannia.org

Media Coverage

As of June 2026, Project Britannia has received minimal independent media coverage. The organisation has not yet been profiled by:

This may reflect its relatively small size, recent founding, or the fact that its leader (Young Bob) has attracted more attention as an individual than the organisation itself.


Connections

  • Turning Point UK: Young Bob is an ambassador
  • Restore Britain: Project Britannia encourages voting for Restore Britain candidates
  • Young Bob: Founder and public face (see [young-bob.md](/Users/beanfarmer/Desktop/Politics/right-wing youtubers/young-bob.md))
  • Right-wing YouTubers network: Cross-promotes with other UK auditor/activist channels
  • Project Albion: Overlapping organisation under same leadership

Notes

  • The website was down (Cloudflare 521) as of 11 June 2026 — may be temporary or may indicate reduced activity
  • No HOPE not hate, Searchlight, or Byline Times coverage found as of June 2026
  • The organisation appears to be small-scale and early-stage compared to established groups like Turning Point UK
  • Grokipedia entry for Young Bob contains the most detailed public description of Project Britannia's activities
  • Instagram post from June 2026 shows Project Britannia "out for a day of" activism — suggests ongoing activity