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Political question?
I not sure if this is ""political;"" and in fact, I'm hoping it is not ....  

At WP:AN/I, you suggested a ""fresh start"" in the context of a discussion I have not followed.  My interest is only in that term  where did it come from?  This term does not appear to be associated with any Wikipedia conventions.  Fresh start (an anti-Maastricht Treaty group within the British Conservative Party opposed to the Maastricht Treaty) and Fresh Start (detergent) (a  Colgate-Palmolive laundry product) are unrelated.  If it's just a term you've introduced in this unique setting and nowhere else, fine.  I just wondered.

I attempted to use a similar concept in a military-related setting  at Talk:Hyūga helicopter destroyer#RESET, but it fell on deaf ears.  In retrospect, it seems likely that it would have made no difference if there had been a pre-existing link to Reset (military term); but perhaps it may make a difference in future.  

The political question has to do with this military term.  How do ""depoliticize"" the article I'm about to create.  It seems likely that there may be numbers of editors and users for whom American military terminology becomes a priori political before it's even possible to reach the content threshold which implies something like your ""fresh start?""  

As a general rule, most of the new Wikipedia articles I've created have to do with pre-Meiji Japan, and this odd, overly-sensitive hesitation simply doesn't arise.  However, I'm not unaware of those critical voices on the francophone internet decrying the American bias in the World Wide Web; and I've noticed similar comments across a range of English-language Wikipedia articles.  Other than searching for British and Commonwealth military specialists in an effort to discover a congruent British and commonwealth term, can you think of something off-hand which might be relevant in creating an article which would have broader usefulness in Wikipedia contexts like you yourself created?

A further point: I really like the term ""fresh start""  not as much as ""reset"".  Can you foresee any reason why I shouldn't re-name the article about the British activists in the 80's as Fresh Start (British politics).  This would leave something like ""your"" fresh start in the primary position.  

Final question: When I noticed your sub-heading, my first-blush plan was to create ""Fresh start"" as a re-direct page; but now that I think about it, maybe the perceived ""political"" problems with an article about an American military term would be diminished if the article itself were entitled ""Fresh start""  with ""Reset"" as a re-direct page?

Do you have any thoughts to share on this unanticipated subject?   "