Last weekend, our tireless East Yorkshire members rolled up their sleeves and carried out a thorough litter pick behind Cottingham High School, tackling the unsightly piles of plastic bottles, crushed cans, and scattered crisp packets that have built up along the fence line over years of student use. They patiently dug out bag after bag […]
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Last weekend, several members of our Glasgow Branch — including veteran nationalist activist Davy Wilson — attended a demonstration opposing the introduction of digital ID. While acknowledging that digital ID systems may offer greater convenience, those in attendance raised concerns about the risk of function creep, the potential loss of privacy, and increased government surveillance,
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Last month, our North East Scotland Branch Organiser and long-standing activist Dave Gardner uncovered a planning application seeking a change of use for Lochbank Manor, a former residential care facility in his hometown of Forfar. Recognising immediately what this could lead to, housing hundreds of illegal immigrants, Dave raised the alarm locally. Support came quickly
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On Sunday 18th January, regional organiser Simon Crane joined Homeland Party activist Josh Fernie and local residents in a protest against the use of the Patio Hotel to house migrants. The demonstration forms a part of a wider series of protests taking place across the country in recent years, with the Homeland Party positioning itself
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Activists and officers from the East Midlands had an informal social meet up with key officers from the Party in Mansfield on Sunday. Chairman Kenny Smith and Treasurer Daniel Gale met some of the men and women who are leading from the front in the region and discussed the exciting plans they have to boost
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On the afternoon around 3PM, in a ditch near a field in Cottingham by the police training centre. An activist managed to dig up a few old plastic bags, bottles and cans as well as Styrofoam which was lodged into the ground. Caring about your nation means keeping it clean.
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Taunton deserves a say. Immigration policy shapes wages, housing, schools, and community cohesion, yet local people are never asked. A referendum is democratic, lawful, and overdue. Let Taunton decide its future.
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On a windy and cold Saturday morning our West of Scotland Branch treated themselves to a hike from the town of maidens up the Ayrshire coast to Culzean Castle. Along the way we enjoyed the views of Ailsa Craig, Turnberry Lighthouse and the Holy Isle and the Isle of Arran.
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Members of The Homeland Party were out leafletting in Chilthorne Domer calling for a referendum on immigration. Democracy begins locally, and we as the people have the right to decide who enters our country and when enough is enough. If you are from Somerset and feel the need for change, join The Homeland Party today.
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Members of our Somerset branch took part in a litter pick in Taunton. Stewardship is not activism for show but a responsibility to care for Britain’s land, streets, andinheritance for those who come after us.
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