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Hitler supporter joins Restore Britain after jail sentence
White supremacist jailed for racist radio broadcasts becomes Restore Britain member.
In brief
White supremacist jailed for racist radio broadcasts becomes Restore Britain member. James Allchurch, 54, a neo-Nazi radio host sentenced to two years in 2023 for distributing anti-semitic content, joined Restore Britain in April 2.023. Originally reported by Dailymail.
James Allchurch jailed
James Allchurch, 54, from Pembrokeshire, was jailed in May 2023 after being convicted on ten of 15 counts of distributing audio material to stir up racial hatred.
Radio Aryan broadcasts
The self-proclaimed Hitler supporter ran Radio Aryan, which pumped out virulent racist content around the clock to an estimated 4,000 daily listeners.
Radio Aryan shutdown
Counter-terror officers arrested Allchurch at his one-bedroom cottage in December 2019 after his station was exposed by The Mail on Sunday.
Radio Albion launch
Allchurch returned to Radio Albion, the successor to Radio Aryan, under the name Sven Longshanks in 2023.
Restore Britain membership
Allchurch joined Restore Britain in April 2023 after recording a podcast series urging white-supremacist listeners to vote for the party.
Podcast claims
Allchurch claimed Restore Britain's political philosophy amounts to 'implicit anti-Semitism' that allows them to work around 'the extent of Jewish power and influence on our politicians'.
Anti-Semitic remarks
Allchurch stated Restore Britain is 'the closest to the ethno-nationalists' and 'the best that we can ever get from a political party in modern Britain'.
Radio Albion website
The Radio Albion website includes a link to Restore Britain's membership page embedded within an image of Rupert Lowe pictured as an English crusader.
Podcast content
Allchurch's podcast episodes included claims that Jewish people orchestrated mass migration in Europe as 'revenge for the Holocaust' and that black people have low IQs.
Sieg heil greeting
Allchurch signs off each of his hate-filled episodes with the Nazi slogan 'sieg heil', which translates to 'hail victory'.
Judge's comment
Judge Huw Rees said it 'beggars belief, or at least it should be, that someone would want to speak these words at all'.
Restore Britain response
A Restore Britain spokesman acknowledged Allchurch's membership but said he has 'no role in the party, no influence, no position'.
Previous controversies
Restore Britain faced controversy in June 2024 when activists joined neo-Nazis at a white supremacist summit in Portugal.
Dundee member reinstated
The party reinstated Dundee member James Munro in May 2024 after he was expelled for holding a neo-fascist flag and making a Nazi salute.
Allchurch's claims
Allchurch claimed black people 'prefer withdoctors' over hiring lawyers and that pornography is a 'Jewish enterprise' to harm non-Jews.
Allchurch's disability claim
Allchurch told counter-terror police he was disabled and unable to work, spending up to 12 hours a day producing podcasts and curating his website.
What it means
James Allchurch, 54, a neo-Nazi radio host sentenced to two years in 2023 for distributing anti-semitic content, joined Restore Britain in April 2.023.
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