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We, the UK Active Resistance to Metication Group, are dedicated to preserving the freedom to choose and use Imperial measurements in everyday life and commerce. Our mission is to advocate for the rights of individuals and businesses to operate without mandatory metric regulations, ensuring that traditional British measures remain a viable option for all.

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We are best known for our contribution to stopping the government wasting £1 or 2 billion on trying to change Britain’s 2 million road signs to kilometres and metres.

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An illegal metric sign in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk to be amended by A.R.M. supporters.

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British remain unique in Europe by holding onto imperial weights and measures. Regarding the UK’s relationship with its neighbours, can it ever adopt the metric mindset?

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“Together, we strive to create a society where measurement systems reflect our traditions and values”

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We strongly resist mandatory metrication, arguing that while people should be free to use the metric system if they want, it should not be forced upon them

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OUR CAMPAIGN IS POWERED BY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SUPPORTERS LIKE YOU

Do you buy petrol by the gallon or the litre? Cheese by the ounce or the gram? Do you drink pints or 1/2 litres? And just how far is Dover from Calais – 21 miles or 34km?

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Our mission and vision

Today, the UK uses a mixture of imperial and metric measurements. Metric units are used in most official contexts, such as government, business, and education. However, imperial units are still widely used in everyday life, particularly for measuring height, weight, distance, and volume.