What has happened? The National Council became aware on Tuesday of an organised attempt to disrupt the party and discredit its leadership. When RO Mike Lynton learned that a circulating letter was being drafted, he told those behind it to stop, list any genuine grievances and send them to him—a routine and fair way to […]
Staying on Track – A Measured Response to a Smear Letter Read More »
This Sunday, our North-East Scotland branch returned to the frontlines of conservation. On the agenda: tackling the invasive Himalayan Balsam threatening our native ecosystem. This time, the team focused on a patch of new growth where the aggressive balsam was choking out the native plants. This task demanded extra precision, navigating thick brambles, nettles, and
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Our activists delivered a thousand leaflets around Bournemouth demanding mandatory CCTV in taxis after sexual crime continues to rise. Mass migration is causing real danger to the British people; these women refuse to let this continue, and they refuse to stay silent.
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Elevate your social media game! Yesterday, we held a dynamic workshop that guided our members on social media conduct, political messaging, and hands-on training in writing and performing their own compelling short-form video content.
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This weekend, activists were out in the West Midlands, and our newly formed Antrim Branch was busy in Lisburn.
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While the people of Epping are successfully pressuring their council and the Home Office, through peaceful protest, to stop using the Bell Hotel to house illegal migrants, the mainstream media and far-left groups have cynically attacked the local residents who organised those protests. The demonstrations began after a migrant housed at the hotel sexually assaulted
Homeland Party Statement – Response to the Media Coverage of the Epping Protests Read More »
The smear merchants at The Times are obsessed with us this week; publishing multiple hit pieces and even sending their sister organisation, Times Radio, to ambush our activists on Thursday night as they protested in the pouring rain. Imagine being assigned to sit and watch Kai Stephens’ videos, just to critique them and churn out
Adam Clegg’s response to The Times: What will they print? Read More »
The following is a series of questions to activist Callum Barker from Cahal Milmo at The i Paper. We had to ask some questions of our own to understand their intent. The real question is: will they accurately print his words and overall sentiment — or will they omit things, add extra material, or rely
Callum Barker’s response to The i Paper: What will they print? Read More »
Rounding off a busy weekend of activism, the Homeland Party brought our call for a binding referendum on mass migration to the proud streets of Yeovil, a town of craftsmen who built the Westland helicopters and aviators who guarded our skies. Their legacy demands: Let the People Decide. As immigration overwhelms our housing, undercuts our
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This week, the Homeland Party took a stand for Bournemouth’s women, distributing leaflets demanding compulsory CCTV in every taxi. This essential measure will protect women, deter predators, deliver justice for victims, and remove violent predators from our streets. Too many women live in fear due to the scourge that our leaders ignore. And we will
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