Together 4th Anniversary Event! With special guest speakers inc Dr Jay Bhattacharya, Allison Pearson, Alex Phillips, Kaizen Asiedu, Phil Booth + more TBA, 1pm-6pm
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IMPORTANT: With so much to pack in, don’t forget we have extended this event by an hour – doors open 12 noon for 1pm start on-stage!
Please join us at Together’s 4th Anniversary Event! Join around 1,500 people for our most important gathering yet, packed with some of the UK’s (and the world’s) most thoughtful and principled voices for freedom.
With individual speeches, breaks, exhibitors and three lively panel sessions on key topics:
State of the Nation – the UK’s crossroads: identity, education, and democracy.
Health and Freedom – what we’ve learned and what’s next for accountability, the WHO and more
No to Digital ID – how can we defend fundamental rights in the age of surveillance tech?
Chaired by Together’s Alan Miller, contributors include:
Dr Jay Bhattacharya
From censored “fringe epidemiologist” behind the Great Barrington Declaration – to head of the US government’s top medical research agency, the NIH! Dr Jay Bhattacharya’s rise is a stunning reversal. Join us as Jay gives Together the inside track on RFK Jr., fresh insights on the Covid jab situation, public health’s future, and the battle for accountability, via live video link.
Allison Pearson
A renowned Telegraph columnist, best-selling novelist, and interviewer, Allison has in the past year been an important voice in the battle for free speech – challenging police overreach, particularly the Orwellian practice of recording so-called “non-crime hate incidents.” Before that of course, Allison was one of very few high profile critics of the Covid response in the media. Her popular Planet Normal podcast was a beacon for many in those dark days. Due to join us last year before being poorly on the night, we’re looking forward to seeing Allison this year.
Laila Cunningham
Laila Cunningham is a former Senior Crown Prosecutor and now a councillor for Reform UK in Westminster. She co-led Reform’s campaigns on Law and Order and Women for Reform, combining frontline legal experience with advocacy for practical, accountable public policy.
A mother of seven, her recent interventions have highlighted the Government’s handling of grooming gangs inquiries, the economic impacts of migration, and threats to free expression.
Lord Tony Sewell CBE
Lord Tony Sewell is a British educator, policy thinker, and member of the House of Lords known for his independent approach to some of the most contested issues in public life. As Chair of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, he produced one of the most widely discussed government reports of recent years – challenging assumptions about inequality and calling for a renewed focus on education, family, and aspiration as drivers of opportunity. In Parliament and the media, Lord Sewell speaks with clarity and courage about Britain’s social fabric, national identity, and what kind of country Britain wants to be.
Phil Booth
Phil Booth coordinated NO2ID from its public launch in 2004 until shortly after the repeal of (Tony Blair’s) Identity Cards Act and physical destruction of the National Identity Register in late 2010. Since then, he has coordinated medConfidential – defending the confidentiality and consent we desire for our medical records – fighting off several GP ‘data grabs’, including care.data (2013-16) and GPDPR in the summer of 2021. medConfidential also tackled unlawful abuses such as Google DeepMind’s 2016 attempt to take the records of 1.6 million patients from the Royal Free Hospital to feed to their AI, and illegal aspects of the ‘Monster Factory’ that DWP has created within the systems of Universal Credit. In 2025, with digital ID “cards” again threatened, Phil resumed his role as National Coordinator of NO2ID.
Molly Kingsley
Campaigner, journalist, lawyer and co-author of The Accountability Deficit: How ministers and officials evaded accountability, misled the public and violated democracy during the pandemic, Molly co-founded UsForThem. UsForThem started as a single issue campaigning group to press for the reopening of schools in May 2020, developing into a multi-issue campaign to protect and prioritise the interests of children in the Covid era and beyond, for which Molly was subjected to surveillance by the Government’s shady “Counter Disinformation Unit.” UsForThem was also “debanked” by PayPal in 2022, due to the “nature of its activities.”
Dr Clare Craig
Dr Clare Craig BM BCh FRCPath originally studied medicine at Cambridge University moving to Oxford for her final three years of clinical training. After qualifying she practised in the NHS for 15 years specialising as a diagnostic pathologist and becoming a fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. From May 2020, Clare has worked full time, pro bono, on Covid research, and since January 2021 she has co-chaired HART with Dr Jonathan Engler. HART (Health Advisory and Recovery Team) is the multi-disciplinary body of experts who have provided an independent source of information on Covid issues.
Baron Maurice Glasman
Baron Maurice Glasman is a political theorist, social thinker, and Labour life peer in the House of Lords, best known as the founder of Blue Labour – a movement within the Labour Party committed to the politics of the common good. Rooted in the labour tradition, Blue Labour combines radical and conservative ideas, seeking to renew democracy and rebuild the relationships of work, family, and place that hold society together.
Dr Renée Hoenderkamp
Dr Renée Hoenderkamp, MBBS, MRCGP, is an NHS General Practitioner with over 20 years’ experience in primary care, and a long-time Together supporter. She is known for advocating evidence-based medicine, equitable access, and the protection of vulnerable groups. A regular contributor to GB News and the Daily Mail, and followed by over 163,000 people on X (@DrHoenderkamp), she is a prominent commentator on the challenges facing the NHS and the growing influence of ideology in healthcare.
Dan Astin-Gregory
Dan is widely recognised for his grassroots opposition to the Covid response and as the host of The Pandemic Podcast, which garnered over 15 million views. Last month, he helped launch Make Europe Healthy Again (MEHA) at the EU Parliament in Brussels, a transatlantic initiative promoting holistic health over pharmacy industry dominance, where he serves on the Steering Committee.
Adam Brooks
Adam Brooks is a publican, broadcaster and weekly columnist for GB News, where his incisive commentary has made him a regular panellist since 2021. An original Together Declaration supporter, Adam’s father was tragically murdered at the family pub in Essex when Adam was only 11; he now uses this to inform his anti‑knife‑crime campaigning under the #KnivesDown banner. He has stepped into the ring on the Misfits Boxing stage and maintains a significant social media following with over 400,000 followers on Twitter/X.
Montgomery Toms
At just 20 years old, Montgomery Toms has emerged as a fearless voice in the fight to live free. Since witnessing the impact of Covid lockdowns on young people at age 14, Monty has channeled his outrage into action: from viral online campaigns to high-profile protests – like his arrest and incarceration earlier this year for challenging transgender ideology with a simple sandwich board.
Lisa Mckenzie
Self-declared Working-Class Academic and Anarchistic Author, Lisa is a fierce advocate for the overlooked voices of Britain’s working-class communities. Author of Getting By: Estates, Welfare and Class in Austerity Britain, Lisa has been a vocal critic of economic policies that exacerbate regional divides, championing radical, grassroots solutions for a more equitable society.
Lewis Brackpool
Lewis is an investigative journalist who has recently undertaken extensive work using Freedom of Information requests to shed light on what the UK Government would rather keep quiet from the public on issues such as digital ID systems, Central Bank Digital Currencies, and related emerging technologies (new example here).
Andrew Orlowski
Andrew Orlowski is a British columnist, investigative journalist and former executive editor of the IT news and opinion website The Register. In 2021, Andrew became a technology business columnist for The Daily Telegraph, in which capacity he has been instrumental in exposing the scandals around One Login, the government’s digital identification platform.
Alex Phillips
Well known to many from her Talk TV show, Alex is a provocative commentator, media personality, and writer. Earlier this year Alex won acclaim for asking some tough questions in her documentary for New Culture Forum, Heresies: Britain’s Silent Rape Explosion.
Kaizen Asiedu
Based in the USA, Kaizen is a Harvard-educated philosopher and Emmy Award-winning former executive at Riot Games. He authors the acclaimed Clear Thinker Substack (50K+ subscribers) and produces video essays such as Charlie Kirk’s Death & The Normalization Of Violence. Kaizen commentates on media bias, political rhetoric, social media dynamics, language and its societal effects.
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