British People's Party (2015)

The British People's Party (BPP) was a minor political party in the United Kingdom founded in 2015. It was a far-right party that espoused nationalist and anti-immigration views. The party was registered with the Electoral Commission in October 2015 and was led by Kevin Bryan.

The BPP advocated for stricter immigration controls, including ending mass immigration and deporting illegal immigrants. The party also supported leaving the European Union and promoting British culture and identity. Its policy platform included proposals focused on national sovereignty, border security, and traditional values.

The party contested a limited number of elections, including the 2016 London Assembly election and several local council elections. It failed to gain any significant electoral traction and ultimately was deregistered by the Electoral Commission. Information regarding its deregistration date and specific reasons is publicly available through the Electoral Commission's records. The party's presence in UK politics was brief and largely inconsequential in terms of electoral results and policy influence.