National Fellowship

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The National Fellowship was a minor far right political party in the United Kingdom. It was founded in the late 1950s by Edward Martell and was closely linked with his People's League for the Defense of Freedom and newspaper, The New Daily. The party stood occasional candidates in Parliamentary elections, but professed support for the Conservative Party and was linked with two of its MPs, Donald Johnson and Henry Kirby.

The party's focus was on opposing socialism. It aimed to disband the welfare state and was involved in strikebreaking. Ultimately renamed the National Party, it was moribund by the late 1960s.