The North East Scotland branch has had a busy few weeks. Members have been out tackling the Himalayan balsam problem in Forfar again. The weed is an invasive, non-native plant also known by the common names of ‘policeman’s helmet’ and ‘touch-me-not’. Himalayan balsam has been listed as a Species of Special Concern since 2017 and is listed on Schedule […]
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August sunshine has seen our members taking to the streets to get the message of sensible nationalism to every corner of England, no village too small. Our activists were out leafleting in Mudford, Somerset, calling on locals to demand a binding referendum on immigration. This ancient village, once a Saxon crossing on the River Yeo,
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Activists were out in New Romney with environmental leaflets. Their aim was to highlight the terrible proposal to build a solar farm on local farmland. Residents are concerned about the loss of productive farmland and the destruction of the natural landscape. We must do everything in our power to preserve the lifeblood of this great
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Several activists were out leafleting in the Bodicote & Banbury area. Our message was clear: Britain needs a binding immigration referendum and a genuine green policy that protects our countryside, instead of erasing it with concrete and tower blocks.
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Activists spent the weekend leafleting around Plymouth, a proud naval city with centuries of illustrious British history. They shared a simple message: remigration. Let the people decide. Britain’s future is too important to be left in the hands of Westminster politicians.
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The Cambridgeshire Branch was out in Cambridge recently, handing out leaflets to residents. Homeland is determined to spread the message of ‘sensible nationalism’. We have received fantastic responses from locals when conversing on their doorsteps. If you are local to the area, join Homeland today to make a difference. We look forward to welcoming you to
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In the North East of England, one of our activists delivered hundreds of leaflets, doing his bit to raise awareness of a city which is under sustained attack from migrant relocation. Sunderland, rich in history and a powerhouse of industrialisation during the 19th century, became world renowned for its ship building, glassmaking, pottery and coal.
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A dedicated activist was out in Yeovil, Somerset, speaking to locals and handing out leaflets. Millions of strangers have poured into our nation, services strained to breaking point, communities now changed beyond recognition. Yet we were never even asked. It is time the people indigenous to Britain had a voice. Join Homeland today and make
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Homeland Party members met for the first time in Kirkwall, part of the Orkney Islands. Kirkwall is a history-rich town, built by our ancestors. This meet-up shows that Homelanders are everywhere and we shall only grow from here.
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On a warm day in July, an activist took the time to make his town look just that bit nicer. Taking pride in your community and doing even the smallest acts can make a noticeable difference. Nationalism is stewardship of one’s homeland.
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