Voice of Wales (VoW) is a far-right media outlet run by Dan Morgan and Stan Robinson, which creates a range of content including articles, videos, livestreams and social media output.

After being banned from YouTube in 2021, VoW releases content via its own website and on minor platforms such as Gettr, where it has 17,000 followers and Telegram, where it has just 2,750.

In the early 2020s, the group had a growing audience within the far right, although this has since  stagnated. Having provided support and coverage for protests against asylum accommodation and anti-Drag Queen Story Hour rallies in 2022, VoW played a prominent role in the 2023 demonstrations at the Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli, regularly reporting from the protest encampment in the town and accosting MPs and councillors on the demonstrators’ behalf.

The group suffered a major reputational hit in October 2023, when Morgan was handed a suspended sentence for his role in a large-scale scam that stole millions from people who believed they were applying for compensation for mis-sold PPI.

The group has links with prominent far-right activists, including Stephen Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson), and retains an especially close connection with UKIP. VoW has regularly arranged local meetings for the party, and Stan Robinson was selected as the UKIP candidate for Llanelli for the 2024 general election. He came last with a pitiful 1.5% vote share.

VoW was present at Lennon’s film screening in Telford in January 2024, as well as his London demonstrations that June and October. During the summer’s racist rioting, VoW were noticeably quiet, choosing to promote a far-right protest outside the Senedd which ultimately flopped. In the aftermath, as rioters were arrested, VoW joined others across the far right in pushing the “two-tier policing” narrative. The group also promoted two events in Swansea, one in September and one organised by Patriots of South Wales in November, both of which were dwarfed by counter-protesters.

In 2025, the group maintained its online presence through a consistent stream of interviews and social media content, with heavy focus on “two tier policing” narratives alongside broader anti-government rhetoric. Maintaining their relationship with Lennon, VoW reported on his harassment court case in June 2025, and attended the Unite the Kingdom march in September.