/r/unitedkingdom
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; News, Politics, Economics, Society, Business, Culture, discussion and anything else UK related.
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; News, Politics, Economics, Society, Business, Culture, discussion and anything else UK related.
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Rules for UnitedKingdom
/r/UK enforces the Reddit Content Policy. Do not dehumanise, be racist, attack vulnerable groups or otherwise display prejudice.
Submissions:
s1 – Substantial UK relevance.
s2 – Article submissions must retain the source headline and contain no selftext.
s3 - No image posts which are political, bad quality, or memes.
s4 – No surveys, polls, petitions, fundraising, or solicitation.
s5 – No low-effort selfposts.
s6 - Social media restrictions.
s7 – YouTube/video restrictions.
s8 - No meta submissions.
s9 - No duplicates.
s10 - No articles older than 1 month.
s11 - Use the megathread if related.
s12 - No op-eds or opinion pieces
Users/General:
u1 – No Brigading.
u2 – Flairs are for locations only.
u3 – No bots or novelty accounts.
u4 – No personal attacks.
u5 - No single-focus accounts.
u7 - No obfuscated links.
u8 - Be excellent.
For the detailed rules please visit the wiki here.
Related Subreddits:
- AskUK
- BritPics
- British TV
- British Problems
- CasualUK
- London
- UK Politics
- Full list of British Subreddits
If you think your post has been removed or filtered, please contact the mods.
The moderators of r/unitedkingdom reserve the right to moderate posts and comments at their discretion, with regard to their perception of the suitability of said posts and comments for this subreddit. Thank you for your understanding.
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🎄🎅✨ r/UnitedKingdom's Christmas Fundraiser for Shelter 🎄🎄🎄
❄️🎁🦌 Click here to donate 🌟⛄🍪
Hey everyone, and Merry Christmas!
As chosen by you, our 2024 Christmas fundraiser will support Shelter, a charity that:
- Advises tenants and homeowners on housing issues
- Supports those experiencing homelessness
- Campaigns to improve housing availability and standards, including increasing social housing stock
This year, we’re thrilled to announce that Reddit is supporting our cause by matching your donations up to $20,000 (~£15,400).
We’re hosting the fundraiser through JustGiving for several reasons:
- Transparency: We don’t handle the money ourselves, ensuring openness (no moderator relaxation centre is in the works....sadly!).
- Tracking impact: We can see how much we’ve raised and understand the difference we’re making.
- Anonymity: You can donate anonymously if you prefer. If you include your name or Reddit username, it will appear in the donations list on JustGiving. Neither we nor Reddit will use this information in any other way.
- Reddit’s requirements: Reddit requires full transparency for fundraising efforts they match.
Thank you in advance for any donations you make! Below is more from Shelter about the incredible work they do:
We help thousands of people each year across the UK who are affected by the housing emergency by offering free, confidential and independent advice. When necessary we constructively challenge on behalf of people to ensure they are properly assisted and to improve practice and learning.
We work with people who use our services as equals. We provide information, advice and support to help people identify the best options to prevent homelessness, to find and keep a home and to help them take control of their own lives.
We exist to defend the right to a safe home and fight the devastating impact the housing emergency has on people and society.
We do this with campaigns, advice and support – and we never give up.
We believe that home is everything.
Thank you, and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, on behalf of the r/UnitedKingdom Moderator team.
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