I couldn't find a lemmy community for your party after having a search around, so figured why not make one!
First time making a lemmy community, so let me know about any issues.
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The Lemmy instance where you created this community isn't British.
I only made it there bc I didn't want to make a new Lemmy user on a diff instance and this was my default account. Is it important? Surely this is the strength of federation
Given that's a British party and the participants will be mostly British and connecting from Britain, then yes.
I'm not sure what you think is a strength here. Just because you can create a community anywhere doesn't mean it's a good idea to ignore geography or jurisdiction.
Thank you for the feedback, I have moved it to !yourparty@feddit.uk