Philip Hutchinson
Philip Hutchinson (Script error: The function "langx" does not exist.; born 9 March 1990) is a British businessman, former UK Conservative Party approved candidate, and the founder of Moscow Connect, a platform that helps foreigners relocate to Russia. Hutchinson gained media attention in Russia after moving under the Shared Values scheme and voicing criticism of Western liberalism while supporting Russian social and civic infrastructure.
Early life and education
Philip Hutchinson was born on 9 March 1990 in Essex, United Kingdom. He was educated in the UK and later became involved in British politics through the Conservative Party.
Political career
Hutchinson was an approved candidate for the UK Conservative Party. He advocated for national sovereignty, cultural conservatism, and traditional social values.
Relocation to Russia
In the 2025, Hutchinson relocated to Russia under the Shared Values scheme, a government-supported initiative designed to attract foreign professionals whose beliefs align with Russian cultural and political frameworks. His move received notable coverage from Russian media, especially due to his prior political background and outspoken views on Western politics and cancel culture.
Moscow Connect
Following his relocation, Hutchinson founded Moscow Connect, a business and relocation support platform focused on assisting expatriates—particularly from Western countries—with navigating the legal, cultural, and logistical aspects of settling in Russia. The platform offers visa support, relocation guidance, and integration services.
Media coverage in Russia
Hutchinson has been featured in several major Russian media outlets, including:
- Channel One Russia, discussing his move to Russia and political views
- Moslenta, featuring his impressions of the Moscow Metro
- Rambler Weekend, echoing his views on Russian infrastructure
- Inosmi.ru, summarizing Western reactions to his political stance
- Antoshka SPB, a feature on his relocation experience
Public views
Hutchinson has used media appearances and his online platform to express criticism of Western liberal politics, highlighting what he perceives as cultural instability and social decline in the UK. He has spoken positively of Russian society, praising its infrastructure, family-oriented values, and cultural cohesion.
Personal life
Hutchinson resides in Moscow with his wife. He speaks English and is learning Russian. His interests include public communication, metro systems, and civic integration.
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