Today we once again joined with Erskine residents in their on-going #ErskineSaysNo campaign, against migrants being dumped on their doorstep and housed in the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel. After our activists left, the police in their infinite wisdom left as well, leaving the half dozen or so Erskine locals to be accosted by 20 “counter […]
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After months of hard work political campaigning, Homeland Party activists decided to take some time off to enjoy the Peak District with a hike around Curbar Edge. Curbar Edge is home to a number of ancient cairns, where our ancestors buried their dead. Thanks to its natural Gritstone and history of quarrying going back to
A few of us agreed to make a go of it in the early hours of Wednesday 19th April. We are less than three weeks in and so much has been achieved already: Tonight we are very pleased to announce the Party has been formally founded and we are now operating under our Constitution. The
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Homeland activists took to the Erskine Hotel today to back up the local community once again, in their fight to keep their community safe. In the shadow of the now migrant-filled hotel, the team set up their banners and gazebo and were joined by the local residents. Showing off our flash new banners, Homeland’s team
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Despite the poor weather this Sunday, a large number of locals and Homeland activists came out to show their opposition to the housing of nearly 200 unvetted migrants in the small community.
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Over the weekend, a Homeland activist from North East Scotland took it upon himself to clean up a local car park that is regularly blighted by litter. At the Homeland Party we are passionate about keeping our beautiful countryside clean.
