Welcome to the

Together UK Foundation

We are a not for profit, non-party political organisation, with the purpose to proactively inform and engage debate on the benefits for all constituent parts of the United Kingdom to remain together.

Our aim is to be inclusive of all cultural and political backgrounds within the UK and to provide a unifying voice that is informed, independent and factually based. If you believe that this resonates with your thoughts, we would like to hear from you, to be part of the conversation and for your voice to be heard.

At Together UK Foundation we believe in the African proverb…

“If you want to go fast, go alone

if you want to go far, go together“

“If you want to go fast, go alone

if you want to go far, go together“

£20bn

The amount that the creative industries return per annum in export earnings.

51%

Of the UK’s total exports
is goods.

2nd

Where the UK ranks on Earth for higher education and for science.

Latest News

  • United We Stand: The Case for a Unified Unionism in N.I.

    United We Stand: The Case for a Unified Unionism in N.I.

    Article

    By David Graham

    It is difficult to trace the exact origin of "Unionism", not just within mainland UK but the island of Ireland. A good start is to look at 1542 when Henry VIII removed the influence and control of the Pope, declaring himself and successors as "King of Ireland"...

  • Reflections on United in Britain | No! Cymru

    Reflections on United in Britain | No! Cymru

    Article

    By Jason Lloyd Davies

    When we formed United In Britain / No! Cymru Campaign, we did it as it became crystal clear that there was an awful lot of one-sided misinformation being spread across Wales, it was in many ways completely untrue, designed to give credibility to their campaign to Break Up Britain...

  • State of the UK Union – Strong or Fragile?

    State of the UK Union – Strong or Fragile?

    Article

    By Professor Cedric Bell

    As another tumultuous year from a geopolitical perspective draws to a close and we look forward to the Christmas Season, I suggest it would be prudent to candidly assess how strong or fragile is the Union of the four constituent parts of the United Kingdom and what can we realistically do to strengthen it?