Tommy Robinson’s fundraising firm, Thinking Independent Media Ltd, has been officially dissolved just days after his “Unite the Kingdom” rally in the UK. The company, linked to Robinson’s controversial nationalist campaign, failed to file its first set of accounts, which were due in November 2025, leading to its strike-off in May 2026, police and official records confirm.
Thinking Independent Media Ltd was established in 2023 but did not submit any financial accounts. Its dissolution follows a pattern of companies tied to Robinson, such as Hope & Pride Ltd and Freestyle Freelance Ltd, which accumulated over £1.6 million in profits but also left significant unpaid tax bills. These include an estimated £317,000 in corporation tax owed to HMRC.
Despite fundraising emails and appeals sent out until the rally, the “Unite the Kingdom” event failed to achieve the large turnout Robinson claimed. Instead of uniting the nation, the rally featured familiar anti-Muslim rhetoric and conspiracy theories characteristic of Robinson’s campaigns.
Following the company’s dissolution in the UK, Robinson’s fundraising efforts appear to have shifted to Portugal under the Urban Scoop banner. The same group of associates continue to promote similar messaging and donation appeals abroad.
Robinson promotes nationalist rhetoric, urging supporters to defend Britain, while companies linked to his operation collapse and evade tax liabilities. His financial dealings paint a picture at odds with the patriotic image he portrays, leaving the British public and tax authorities to deal with the fallout.
Originally published by UKNIP.
