About us

About us

who we are

who we are

who we are

Lawrence Newport

CEO & Co-Founder


CEO

Co-Founder


Will Hodson

COO


Jack Logan

Chief of Staff



James Newport

Co-Founder

Podcast Host

Rebecca Wray

Podcast Host


what is LFG?

what is LFG?

what is LFG?

LFG is a political movement to save Britain - we move fast, we build things. Britain is held back by broken systems, and politicians unwilling to deliver the radical changes necessary. Simply put: we are building a real alternative to decline.

our purpose

our purpose

our purpose

LFG exists to make politicians LISTEN and to force them to ACT.


We push forward policies and action to let Britain:

  • Build cheap, abundant energy, and vital infrastructure.

  • Enjoy lower prices, good homes and safe, clean streets.

  • Have lower bills, higher wages and for Britain to be the best place in the world to develop frontier technologies.

LFG exists to make politicians LISTEN and to force them to ACT.


We push forward policies and action to let Britain:

  • Build cheap, abundant energy, and vital infrastructure.

  • Enjoy lower prices, good homes and safe, clean streets.

  • Have lower bills, higher wages and for Britain to be the best place in the world to develop frontier technologies.

our biggest wins

our biggest wins

our biggest wins

Nuclear Review Victory

LFG mobilised over 50 CEOs, experts, and 700 supporters to demand full implementation of the Fingleton Review’s 47 recommendations on nuclear regulation. The government committed to accepting all of them within a week, promising cheaper energy, greater energy security, and economic growth. This marks a major step in overcoming regulatory barriers that have hindered Britain’s nuclear sector.


Infrastructure Bill Influence

After distributing 1,000 copies of LFG’s National Priority Infrastructure Bill to MPs, the government adopted four key policies in its own infrastructure legislation. These include judicial review reforms to limit repeated legal challenges and new ways to bypass planning obstacles. This directly speeds up essential building and cuts bureaucracy for faster growth.


Phone Theft Campaign Success

LFG and Crush Crime’s persistent push highlighted London’s phone theft epidemic, despite Mayor Sadiq Khan initially dismissing it as “disinformation” and accusing campaigners of misleading the public. After over a year of pressure, Khan announced a new “Command Cell” to target organised gangs behind the thefts, along with millions in funding for enforcement. This forced official acknowledgement and resource allocation to improve safety and tackle career criminals.


Graffiti Campaign

LFG volunteers cleaned graffiti from London Underground stations in a viral direct-action campaign that exposed neglect. TfL chief Andy Lord falsely claimed volunteers were spraying graffiti to fake clean-ups, but an FOI request revealed secret emails proving no evidence existed, forcing his apology. TfL has now announced it willhire 120 new staff to deep-clean trains and address the widespread graffiti problem.

Building a Movement

Looking For Growth is building a genuine movement for growth in Britain. From filling the O2 with over 1,300 attendees to establishing 23 chapters (and counting) across the country, we have become a genuine cross-party coalition of founders, investors, and citizens refusing to accept Britain's managed decline. The results prove what organised pressure can achieve.


Nuclear Review Victory

LFG mobilised over 50 CEOs, experts, and 700 supporters to demand full implementation of the Fingleton Review’s 47 recommendations on nuclear regulation. The government committed to accepting all of them within a week, promising cheaper energy, greater energy security, and economic growth. This marks a major step in overcoming regulatory barriers that have hindered Britain’s nuclear sector.


Infrastructure Bill Influence

After distributing 1,000 copies of LFG’s National Priority Infrastructure Bill to MPs, the government adopted four key policies in its own infrastructure legislation. These include judicial review reforms to limit repeated legal challenges and new ways to bypass planning obstacles. This directly speeds up essential building and cuts bureaucracy for faster growth.


Phone Theft Campaign Success

LFG and Crush Crime’s persistent push highlighted London’s phone theft epidemic, despite Mayor Sadiq Khan initially dismissing it as “disinformation” and accusing campaigners of misleading the public. After over a year of pressure, Khan announced a new “Command Cell” to target organised gangs behind the thefts, along with millions in funding for enforcement. This forced official acknowledgement and resource allocation to improve safety and tackle career criminals.


Graffiti Campaign

LFG volunteers cleaned graffiti from London Underground stations in a viral direct-action campaign that exposed neglect. TfL chief Andy Lord falsely claimed volunteers were spraying graffiti to fake clean-ups, but an FOI request revealed secret emails proving no evidence existed, forcing his apology. TfL has now announced it willhire 120 new staff to deep-clean trains and address the widespread graffiti problem.

Building a Movement

Looking For Growth is building a genuine movement for growth in Britain. From filling the O2 with over 1,300 attendees to establishing 23 chapters (and counting) across the country, we have become a genuine cross-party coalition of founders, investors, and citizens refusing to accept Britain's managed decline. The results prove what organised pressure can achieve.


our history

our history

December 2024 - LFG launches with LFG#1: 300+ people turn up to a sold-out event in Camden.

January 2025 - Launch of the LFG Bill, endorsed by The Times, the Labour Growth Group, Zia Yusuf (Chair of Reform UK), and Ian Hogarth.

February 2025 - We sent 1000 LFG Bills, each MP received a copy of the Bill. The Government adopts some key policies from the LFG Bill.

March 2025 - LFG#2 Policy Summit: over 400 sign-ups for a sold-out Saturday event; speakers from Labour, Conservatives, and Reform, with workshops led by, Ben Warner, Joe Hill and other industry leaders.

April 2025 - LFG#3 in Manchester: taking LFG out around the country to prove that this is a growth movement for the whole of the UK, not just London. 16 Chapters are active.

May 2025 - LFG goes to Amsterdam: LFG founders are invited to go and talk alongside the leading Dutch entrepreneurs and the leader of the Dutch political party, the VVD. The LFG movement is influencing growth movements internationally.

June 2025 - Six months in: another sell-out event in Camden. 17 Chapters, 24 speakers, 1000s of attendees, 1 ambitious infrastructure bill. LFG continues to take the fight to those blocking Britain's potential. We are rallying the movement that's ready to build.

June 2025 - Looking for Graffiti Campaign launched to clean up the graffiti on the London Underground that went viral and forced TfL to start properly cleaning their tubes.

June 2025 - Launched the LFG Podcast.

June 2025 - Held the LFG x Basis Hackathon generating some incredible ideas with people flying from all over the world to attend.

June 2025 - Forced the Government to back down over supporting amendments that would have destroyed the Planning & Infrastructure Bill.

June 2025 - Got our first office!

July 2025 - Built a State of the Nation dashboard because the government failed to do so.

July 2025 - Ran clean up community campaigns across the country with our Chapters. Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow and Cardiff and an entire small community.

September 2025 - LFG launches the Defend Fun Campaign, stopping quangos from ruining Britain's communities.

October 2025 - The Defend Fun Campaign continues in Barnet, as LFG highlights the absurdity of the local council blocking Barnet FC from playing football in.. Barnet!

October 2025 - LFG launches a campaign to remove the "Mind the Grab" Purple line on Oxford Street, highlighting how our institutions require the public to change their behaviour rather than doing their job and catching career criminals. After 40 days of consecutive videos, the line is removed.

October 2025 - LFG holds its largest event yet, MAKE OR BREAK at the O2. 1300 attendees, multiple headlines and a viral speech delivered by Matt Clifford. A new political constituency is emerging.

October 2025 - LFG's Looking for Graffiti campaign takes a turn as the Chief of Transport for London smeared us as criminals. They claimed they had evidence. But we discovered the secret emails that prove they never had evidence. Lying is bad. Over 2,000 people want Andy to say sorry.

November 2025 - LFG launches a Dirty Dashboard to name and shame those councils who are allowing fly-tipping to run rampant in their areas.

November 2025 - LFG gathers over 50 leading CEOs, entrepreneurs and experts to demand the Government ACCEPT ALL the Nuclear Review recommendations. Over 700 LFG supporters sign the letter and write to their MPs to ACCEPT ALL. The Government gives in and ACCEPTS ALL 1 week later.
December 2025 - LFG gathers over 50 leading CEOs, entrepreneurs and experts to demand the Government ACCEPT ALL the Nuclear Review (Fingleton Review) recommendations. Over 700 LFG supporters sign the letter and write to their MPs to ACCEPT ALL. The Government listens and decides to ACCEPTS ALL 1 week later.
February 2026 - Continued pressure from LFG/Crush Crime's phone theft campaign leads to Mayor Sadiq Khan announcing a new "Command Cell" dedicated to targeting organized gangs, along with millions in funding for enforcement—overcoming his earlier dismissal as "misinformation."

February 2026 - Update on Looking for Graffiti: TfL chief Andy Lord retracts smears against LFG volunteers (exposed via FOI), leading to TfL committing millions annually (including £100m over five years) and hiring 120 new staff for deep-cleaning trains.


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