Activists in the East Midlands were out on Sunday afternoon delivering 400 leaflets in the village of Kegworth. Locals in Kegworth have felt the consequences of mass immigration over the last year, with one of their hotels still being used to house migrants despite popular protests against it.
Village of Kegworth leafleting. Read More »
Today, in Staffordshire, a group of dedicated activists from the West Midlands region were out in force, distributing leaflets to draw attention to the increasingly pressing issue of overdevelopment of our land. The group’s main objective was to raise awareness about the negative impact of uncontrolled and unsustainable development on our natural environment and the
Staffordshire leafleting. Read More »
Three of our team, including Chairman Kenny Smith, were out in Cradley in the Black Country. The lads distributed 800 new Immigration Referendum leaflets on this fine dry day. The area was chosen given a recent spike in enquiries from the area. Our team in the West Midlands is very active in political and social
Out in Cradley in the Black Country. Read More »
We are delighted to announce that Councillor Roger Robertson from Hampshire in the South East of England has joined us at the Homeland Party. Roger is now the eighth member of our team to lead by example in his community. Roger has always been a positive campaigner in his local area and has been a
Cllr Roger Robertson joins the Homeland Party. Read More »
“Today, our activists delivered over 400 of our #DundeeNeglect leaflets. Our public services have been underfunded for too long, and our communities have been ignored by establishment politicians who are only too happy to make big promises come election season but always fail to deliver when in office. Our elected representatives like Chris Law and
#DundeeNeglect leaflets. Read More »
After being informed that his local council had stopped collecting rubbish, leaving litter to blow all over a popular park, one of our activists decided to head out and clean it up himself. A crucial aspect of community politics is about setting an example for a people whom the incompetence of successive governments has left
The local council had stopped collecting rubbish. Read More »
Lower than a tabloid! Max Kendix from The Times refuses to print our responses to Hope Not Hate and their pet ‘expert’, which were: “Extremists are anti-democratic and promote violence; we are strongly opposed to extremism. Left-wing pressure groups like ‘Hope Not Hate’ seek to deny Nationalists access to the democratic system, and their demonisation
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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 »
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 »
