Our first ever leaflet will be for the #ErskineSaysNo campaign.The people of Erskine have bravely stood up to the government forcing undocumented migrants into their community.The Homeland Party will always stand with the people in these matters.
Activists from the Midlands were out in Cannock for a banner-drop, signalling a bold message, Put our people first. Motorists passing by honked in the dozens in support of the message displayed, showing that many are conscious of the plight we here in England face.
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Today, Homeland Party continued to take part in the #ErskineSaysNo demonstration against the housing of nearly 200 unvetted migrant males in the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel. These protests have been underway for four months now. Despite the massive amount of funding wasted by leftist groups like the STUC and SUTR to bus in our opposition,
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On Sunday activists from the East Midlands were out cleaning up litter at a local park. Archer’s Field in Stapleford is often ridden with rubbish, including beer bottles, food wrappers and even car tyres and batteries. After a hard day’s work, activists and their families from the East Mids and Yorkshire enjoyed Sunday evening together
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As I mentioned in a previous article, the Scottish TUC, Stand Up To Racism and a handful of other groups announced a “call to arms” of sorts in the hope of pumping life into their ailing counter-demonstration against the #ErskineSaysNo demo which was organised by Homeland on behalf of the good people of Erskine who
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Yesterday Homeland activists joined Erskine residents for a flash demo outside the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel. Tea and coffee was laid on as normal with lots of regular faces in attendance. If you’d like to get involved feel free to come along every Sunday at noon. See you next week.
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Homeland activists from West Midlands and Wales met at Haughmond Abbey near Shrewsbury to explore this Augustinian monastery founded in the 12th century and to enjoy a woodland walk. This was followed by lunch at a local country pub after which some of the group decided to take the forest path up to the top
Homeland activists made their weekly trip to Erskine to support the residents in their #ErskineSaysNo campaign. The residents fight continues against the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel housing unverified illegal immigrants on their doorstep.
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This weekend Homeland activists from Yorkshire, the North West, and the West Midlands met up for a physically challenging weekend of scrambling, hiking, and team building in the stunning Ogwen Valley of Gwynedd, Wales. Community politics is at the centre of what we do here at Homeland but it is paramount that our people push
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Today our Lothian activists revisited Traprain Law near Haddington for a get together and walk with the dogs. After the fog lifted the activists were treated to a stunning view of the East Lothian coastline. Whilst community politics is the top priority we are always happy to have a get together for a barbecue, hike
