# Hitler supporter joins Restore Britain after jail sentence

> White supremacist jailed for racist radio broadcasts becomes Restore Britain member.
- Title: Hitler supporter joins Restore Britain after jail sentence
- Summary: White supremacist jailed for racist radio broadcasts becomes Restore Britain member.
- Keywords: james allchurch, restore britain, radio aryan, radio albion, sven longshanks, mein kampf, anti-semitic content, racist radio, neo-nazi, white supremacy, political party, political extremism
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- Published: 2026-11-12T15:54:19+00:00
- Read time: 2 min
- Topics: james allchurch, restore britain, radio aryan, radio albion, sven longshanks, mein kampf, anti-semitic content, racist radio, neo-nazi, white supremacy, political party, political extremism
## 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.
## Key takeaway

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.