Wednesday 31st January 2024 The Homeland Party is returning politics to the bedrock foundations of nation and community. Our focus is on ensuring that political decisions are made to promote our people’s well-being rather than individual interests or ideological agendas. That is the core of Nationalism, the most natural form of politics. Founded on 8th […]
We are delighted to announce that we are now a registered political party. This milestone means that we are now able to stand candidates at elections under our Party’s name and are in a position to contest seats at a local authority level; clearing out the old parties and providing real representation for our people.
Party registration victory! Read More »
Nobody should be jailed for a perceived ‘hate crime’ when they have done no physical harm to anybody or actual damage to any property. Bias in the justice system is demonstrated when such persons receive custodial sentences while violent and sexual offenders, or indeed those on the left who blatantly promote political violence, walk free.
The injustice of ‘hate crime’ laws. Read More »
Some leading universities are using recruitment agents to offer places to overseas students with significantly lower grades than UK applicants, it was reported on Saturday. An undercover investigation by The Sunday Times found that 15 Russell Group universities offered one-year “pathway” courses, or foundation programmes, which the newspaper said provided privileged access to competitive degree courses. It
Top British Universities offer places to foreign students with lower grades. Read More »
This weekend, activists from the West Midlands met to keep our communities clean with a litter pick in Staffordshire. Looking after where we live is a huge part of what it means to be a Nationalist.
West Midlands litterpick. Read More »
Valdo Calocane, the Nottingham murderer of Ian Coates, 65, Barnaby Webber, 19, and Grace O’Malley-Kumar, 19, has had his pleas of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility accepted at court on Tuesday. Back in June 2023, Calocane repeatedly stabbed two young University of Nottingham students as they were walking back to their student accommodation. Around an
Nottingham murderer Valdo Calocane gets diminished responsibility. Read More »
Yesterday, the Electoral Commission emailed us seeking clarification on two minor points. This is a significant development. It marks the first occasion where they have approached us seeking clarification, a departure from their previous refusals to do so. This signals a positive shift in their behaviour towards us. This is highly encouraging, indicating that they
A decision could be imminent. Read More »
A young musician has proclaimed, “Rule Britannia makes people feel uncomfortable and should not be sung on the last night of the proms.” Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who performed at the proms, told Radio 4 that he did not think the song should be included in Last Night of the Proms and that “so much wonderful music”
Our activists were leafleting in Stanton Hill yesterday, where planning permission is being considered for over 100 new houses. Ashfield District Council has been inundated with objections since the application for 100 new houses was made. The people of Stanton Hill have made it abundantly clear that they do not want any more houses in
leafleting in Stanton Hill Read More »
“Today is incredibly difficult for Wales,” says the Welsh Conservative leader in the Senedd Andrew RT Davies. It isn’t every day you witness a Tory being truthful. In case you missed the story, which is ongoing, Tata Steel has confirmed it is cutting 2,800 jobs across the UK, with the bulk expected to be at
UK’s steel industry in its death throes Read More »
