GRASSROOTS PEOPLES SOLUTIONS
TO EXTREMISM

The GPS Network is a network of British citizens' groups
A not-for-profit NGO

Using practical education and knowledge transfer
we build civil resilience to counter extremism.
Protecting British values and thereby, British Jews

Action for the independent and unaffiliated

Defending what matters:

British people care first about Britain: free speech, the right to vote, women's rights, equality before the law, freedom of faith and sexuality, the freedom to choose what to wear, and to drink alcohol.
By galvanising moderate groups of people of all faiths and none, the GPS Network is defending these freedoms.

We're building a civic resilience movement in a unique space - ordinary people, galvanised, knowledgeable, across the UK. In doing so, we're defending the British way of life — and, by extension, the Jewish way of life.

Jews are over EIGHT TIMES more likely to be the target of hate crimes than any other faith group per capita.

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October 7

Wake Up Middle Britain

A huge number of ordinary British Jews, Christians, Hindus, Sikhs and people of no faith choose not to be represented by legacy organisations. But, they want to make a difference.

GPS is a loose network of like-minded allies

'An ingenious new kind of community'

We galvanise and offer opportunities for all

YOU can take action

These grassroots people, WITH legacy community organisations, can stop extremism. We bridge the gap.

We reach out to Middle Britain

All for the greater good...

A Better Britain

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About Us

We are experienced individuals who have worked with many of the UK's leading Jewish, Christian and Hindu community organisations & grassroots groups.

GPS is now a movement, a network of over 400 networks, with over 80 active volunteers in 12 divisions.

We Make Grassroots More Effective

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HOW CAN GPS HELP YOU?

Growing Fast:

- From Tottenham Hotspur to the Houses of Parliament

- From St.Ives to Inverness

- Human rights not politics

- Ordinary people taking extraordinary action

* Stopping extremist events

* Monitoring/Informing on ALL local authorities

* Petitions, Emails

* Social media, TV, radio, newspapers

* Removing antisemitic social media

* Technology

- Able to reach 2.5M people in the UK directly

A network of allies

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Sessions every week on Wednesdays

GPS offers workshops:
Education, Media Training & Soft Skills

Leading comms & media experts lead every session

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GPS Network latest:

VICTIMS OF ANTISEMITISM AT PARLIAMENT

GPS Network arranged for Victims of Antisemitism from across the UK to open the eyes of their MPs. We organised the Grassroots Emergency Summit to impress on Parliamentarians the scale of the crisis.

With our partners at Christians United For Israel, GPS Network presented new emergency measures to stop the antisemitism crisis - quickly, nationally and effectively.

Stop Antisemitism in the UK

Spring 2026

Antisemitism Crisis Summit

Packed into the largest committee room in Parliament, victims of antisemitism delivered harrowing accounts of racial intimidation, abuse and violence.

They travelled from all across the UK. They represented all walks of life. We were overwhelmed by the number of MPs who attended. In particular, Wes Streeting MP who appreciated antisemitism is now a 'crisis.'

GPS Network, with TV celebrity Rachel Riley, writer/journalist Lord Danny Finkelstein, Christians United For Israel and many other allies of the GPS Network all added weight.

Our event has now resulted in considerable media activitiy on the subject.

On TV and in the papers

Summer 2026

Recent activities include:

A new direction

Less than 4% of allegations of antisemitism lead to a conviction.

In a private meeting with Sarah Jones MP, Minister of State for Policing & Crime Prevention, GPS presented new recommendations to stop the 'leaking pipeline of crime to conviction.'

From crisis to solutions

GPS delivered six specific actions within the Minister of State's direct authority and has direct communications with her. These are currently being considered for implementation.

Mass media

GPS worked closely with producers of the recent BBC Panorama documentary to highlight the Antisemitism crisis rife across the UK.

Reaching where no Jews go

Everything we do is truly nationwide and centres on delivering British citizens' perspectives on extremism. This involves organising TV, social media, radio, newspapers, petitions, digital technology and word of mouth.

Respected

At the request of the Chair to the Home Affairs Select Committee, Karen Bradley MP, GPS Network submitted far-reaching recommendations to stop the antisemitism crisis. Grassroots solutions from across UK communities of all faiths and none.

Results

GPS's breakout group Victims of Antisemitism sat down with Wes Streeting, the Minister of Health at the time, to deliver the harsh truths of working in the NHS, The John Mann report followed and is now Government policy.

Achieving outcomes is our top priority. Every GPS action affects the hearts and minds of regular people and Parliamentarians alike.

Collaborative

GPS volunteers collaborated with NOVA executives to build databases, enabling GPS to invite thousands of non-Jews from all walks of life to maximise the exhibition's impact.

Interfaith

GPS now guides the Jewish-orientated radio, TV and print publications of the UK's largest Christian Media company. Over 2m Christians in the UK will now read and listen to content 24/7 delivered by Premier Christian Media in association with GPS Network.