The Homeland Party is pleased to announce a new councillor in the West Midlands, bringing our total to 5. Every one of us has the ability to make a positive impact in our neighbourhood. Community councils and parish councils are worth winning. Regardless of manpower, a single individual can make all the difference to a […]
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After some back and forth with the Electoral Commission, the second registration application is in. We have answered all their questions and have provided clarity by making amendments where necessary. We believe our Constitution & Financial Scheme meet all the statutory requirements and should be approved. Our community politics efforts are surging forward; more councillors
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West Midland activists arrived at the historic city of Lichfield today to provide leaflets to hundreds of residents throughout the suburban areas. Our message: Concrete the Country? The natural green solution. For a city, Lichfield has a relatively small population and has retained a sense of Englishness until this day. Part of what makes the
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Activists from the South were out over the weekend for a bridge banner-drop, demanding our government put our people first.
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Today, our team made a great effort towards preserving the environment by distributing 500 leaflets in Dundee to raise awareness about taking steps towards a greener future. Afterwards, they treated themselves to some protein shakes, followed by a weightlifting session. As nationalists, we believe in improving ourselves and our country.
Our application was submitted on 8th May. It has taken until 16th August for us to receive any response; that’s 100 days. Applications that have been rejected but are awaiting resubmission are always marked as ‘incomplete’ on their website, which is a bit of a misnomer as ours certainly was complete. In our last update
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Homeland Party activists joined with the people of Kegworth over the weekend to protest using the Yew Tree Hotel to house migrants. Since February, the hotel has been hosting around two hundred migrants, and that number is steadily increasing. The quaint town of Kegworth has been caught in a heated debate regarding the prospect of
Yesterday, the Homeland Party surveyed Buxton locals to determine if they wanted migrants housed in High Peak Halls. The University of Derby is determined to turn its halls of residence into migrant accommodation, which could house almost 300 migrants – this would be in a town of just 20,000 people! After initially withdrawing the application
We made our application at the start of May. Knowing that it would be heavily scrutinised, we took extra care to follow the guidance closely, comply with all statutory requirements and keep it as simple as possible. Today, Kenny Smith spoke to a Senior Adviser at the EC, who confirmed that our application has been
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This Saturday, after canvassing and listening to the concerns of village residents, activists from the West Midlands participated in a flash demo in opposition to a hotel in Dunchurch housing migrants, receiving positive feedback from local residents. The hotel in question began housing these migrants against the opposition of the council and made alterations to
