Graffiti clean up
make one’s town a better place should be a priority for every nationalist.
Leafleting in Ayr
On Sunday 19th November three Homeland activists took part in a leafleting session in the former royal burgh of Ayr in Scotland. The birthplace of one of Scotland’s most famous sons, poet Robert Burns, is fast becoming a stronghold for the Homeland Party with a number of new recruits joining us from this and the
Borders are returning to Europe because of the failure of multiculturism.
On the 14th of June 1985, in the small winemaking village of Schengen, Luxembourg, signatories from Belgium, France, West Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands came to sign an agreement. The goal was to eliminate checks at their mutual borders, essentially creating a single territory for international travel purposes, akin to a large country for travellers.
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Young Europeans Most likely to have fewer children to save the Planet Poll Finds
A survey carried out in Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden in August by YouGov for the Guardian has some worrying Findings for the future demographics of Europe. Asked about what sacrifices they would be prepared to make to help fight global heating, 28% of 18- to 24-year-olds and 30% of 25- to 34-year-olds said
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Survey result leaflet delivered in Buxton
Homeland Party activists were out leafleting in Buxton today, where our recent survey found 76% of residents didn’t want migrants housed in their town and 79% want less migration overall. The people of Buxton have a right to decide what happens in their town, and they’ve made it clear that they don’t want migrants housed
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The Party held its first AGM
On the 30th of September 2023, the Homeland Party held its first Annual General Meeting, which was broadcast live to all members. This included a speech from our Chairman, Kenny Smith and our Nominating Officer, Anthony Burrows. In line with our constitutional commitment to transparency with our members, our Treasurer, Jerome O’Reilly, presented a detailed
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Call for oil states to be taxed.
The last Labour Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, has called on the world’s most prosperous oil states to pay a 3% tax on their export earnings to help poorer nations combat climate change. In 2022, a 3% tax was, he said, equivalent to $25 billion (£20.4 billion). He proposed this “climate solidarity pact” to avoid a
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A new councillor in the North East of Scotland
The Homeland Party is pleased to announce a new councillor in the North East of Scotland, bringing our total to 6. In an ever changing world, our people need political representation to protect our collective interests and our homeland. Becoming leaders in our communities is the first step to taking back power in our country
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Solo litter-pick
In an age of global connectivity, it’s easy to forget the profound impact we can have on our local communities. Today, one of our West Midlands activists helped clean a local park, showing how organised volunteering can lead to positive results. Litter-picking is a simple yet powerful act. It is a shining example of how
Leamington Spa Litter Pick
Cleaner streets and public spaces are essential, and for our community activists, nothing is more important than making a difference in our neighbourhoods. This week, volunteers from the West Midlands visited Leamington Spa to litter-pick the local parks in the centre. By picking up litter, we improve the environment and foster community. This small act
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