THE “Love Music, Hate Racism” concert in Victoria Park in London’s East End was a free music festival organised by the Labour Party and the trade unions to encourage people to vote against the British National Party in the London Assembly and local council elections.
Labour and the unions were hoping that the festival, on the [...]
THE GLOBAL market is behind food prices in our shops hitting the highest levels in real terms since the post-war rationing days of 1945, and petrol heading for a record £5 a gallon.
The global market forces us to compete for food with a world population now growing at 148 more hungry mouths every minute.
With money [...]
ACCORDING to Mick Temple, the Professor in Journalism & Politics at Staffordshire University and author of a biography on Tony Blair, the British National Party has made progress in Stoke-on-Trent because it listens to the people.
“The BNP, love them or loathe them, have succeeded by listening to their constituency,” he wrote in the Stoke Sentinel.
Mick [...]
AT THE local elections last year, the British National Party made an overall gain of just one council seat. Our opponents and the media were ecstatic over this and were queuing up to write off our whole campaign as a failure, just because we didn’t have any headline-grabbing results.
Last May, the British National Party vote [...]
THE latest YouGov poll puts support for the British National Party at 4% in London and 7% in the North and Yorkshire. The pollsters freely admit that voters in general are reluctant to reveal that they will be voting for the British National Party, so it is highly likely that BNP support in these two [...]
PUTTING aside any party allegiances, the local elections in Dudley this year provide a fascinating political battleground with a whole host of possible results on the table.
For the British National Party the opportunities are there, but much depends on the performance of our two main opponents, Labour and UKIP, the latter which in recent years [...]
CHARLES Walker, the Conservative MP for Broxbourne, is very worried about the growth of the BNP. Maybe it’s the knowledge that one day it is highly likely that ‘his’ constituency will be returning a British National Party MP, ending his Parliamentary career and his lucrative expenses scam, which is causing him so many sleepless nights.
Eighteen [...]
JUST like Newcastle, Liverpool was another city that Labour bragged would never ever see a British National Party local election candidate - next Thursday there will be ELEVEN!
With both Labour and the Liberal Democrats struggling to hold on to their vote share in the city, the British National Party looks set fare to firmly establish [...]
THERE’S a dress rehearsal today for next week’s big election with voters going to the polls in the Hinckley Castle by-election for Hinckley & Bosworth District Council.
It is the first time ever that the British National Party has stood in the town and the level of support for our candidate, Mike Shore, will give an [...]
FOR the first time ever, the British National Party has a full slate of local election candidates in Southend-on-Sea.
Last year, the local BNP branch contested seven seats, so to be able to cover every ward this time around just goes to show how much progress has been made by the Party in this traditional White [...]
LEN Heather, the organiser for the British National Party in Basildon in Essex will be hoping that the 10% swing that won a famous victory for the BNP in last month’s by-election in nearby Harold Hill will have found its along the A127 to his particular patch.
Basildon BNP are contesting all the fourteen seats up [...]
LAST April, the borough of Sandwell in the West Midlands was swamped by trade union and Labour Party activists in the biggest anti-BNP campaign Britain had ever seen. The TUC claimed that on one Saturday alone there were more than 3,000 people out on the streets delivering anti-BNP and Labour Party leaflets.
On top of this [...]
THE last time this cycle of local elections in the East Midlands was contested was back in 2004 when the British National Party managed just two candidates, both in Amber Valley. This time around, the BNP has 16 candidates standing for 5 of the 6 councils which are up for election, and this is in [...]
“WE realise that we are in for a long battle but Barnsley, one day, will be a British National Party stronghold.”
That’s the view of Ian Sutton, the Barnsley BNP organiser, as he prepares for the all important local elections in the town.
The BNP is fielding 21 candidates out of a total of 22 and are [...]
“STOKE TURNS TO THE BNP” was the front page headline in Freedom, the newspaper of the British National Party, for its November 2002 issue. The report beneath it was on the election for the Mayor of Stoke where BNP candidate Steve Batkin had stunned the political pundits by coming third and beating both the Tory [...]
THE journey to where the British National Party stands today started back in May 2002 when, against all the odds, the BNP won three seats on Burnley Council. That unexpected success in the former Lancashire mill town sent shockwaves through the political establishment and provided the launchpad to take the BNP to its current very [...]
FOR the last 11 months the country has experienced our Quiet Revolution in local council by-elections across Britain, and now this Revolution is beoming louder by the day. With the opportunity provided to us to gain representation in London thanks to the proportional voting system used in the GLA Top Up List, expectations amongst our supporters are [...]
No, it’s not a belated April Fool. The GMB union could actually be providing funds for the British National Party’s election effort after the distribution of a libelous leaflet in Carlisle yesterday which was sponsored by the GMB Trade Union for a Labour Party front organisation called ‘Carlisle against Racism’.
The BNP is used to a [...]
ACCORDING to the April edition of Freedom, it’s the future of our children that is the important issue people should have on their minds when they go to vote on May 1st. On the front page of the newspaper there are two photos.
One of schoolchildren from Yeovil in Somerset visiting a mosque, and another of children in an Easter bonnet parade organised by local BNP councillors in Broxtowe.
“Voters have got to decide which road they want this country to go down because in a few years time we might not be able to make a choice.” says the accompanying text. “With the building of new mosques becoming an issue for many local authorities, it is vital that there are BNP representatives on councils to ‘whistleblow’ when the ‘Old Gang’ parties try to usher these applications through without any public consultation.
“Read more on this, a report on last night’s meeting in Carlisle and a disgraceful piece of anti-BNP journalism here
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HIT HARD by cheap labour competition from Asia, US-based motor multinational Ford has sold its former proud British brands of Jaguar and Land Rover for £1 billion to Tata, the Indian conglomerate which manufactures the world’s cheapest car.
The deal will mean that jobs in the West Midlands and at the Halewood plant on Merseyside will [...]
IF the British National Party’s candidate Mark Logan, had been defeated in the Gooshays Ward by-election for Havering Council last Thursday there would have been lengthy reports on the BBC News website as well as in The Guardian and the Daily Mirror. But Mark Logan won, and the silence from the media was deafening, which [...]
THE champagne will be out in Gooshays this morning and Mark Logan and his dedicated team will be celebrating a stunning British National Party performance yesterday in a by-election for Havering Borough Council.
Not only did the BNP hold on to this ward in a by-election caused by the early resignation of a BNP councillor, something [...]
THE editor of the Croydon Advertiser has admitted that he is personally interfering in the democratic process by denying the readers of his newspaper the opportunity of hearing all of the viewpoints of the candidates standing in the London Assembly elections.
Ian Carter has turned down a request for advertising space from the British National Party, [...]
FIRST they made them wear headscraves, then it was the burqa. They were stopped from going outside their home and those who had a job were attacked and beaten to stop them working. One hundred were murdered last year alone, just for ‘dishonouring’ Islam.
That is the nightmare that women have to live with in Basra [...]
