Low level litter is a a problem in many places, so much so that it becomes easy to filter it out and stop noticing. Not so for one of our activists who picks litter each time he walks his dog. If we all picked a bit of litter every time we went for a walk, […]
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A West Yorkshire activist has been cleaning up litter in Morley, Leeds. After noticing the mess and potential hazard he took the initiative to do something about it, wanting a clean and safe environment for his family and wider community. This is the type of attitude and activism which snowballs into wider change, one small step
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Our Northumberland Branch Organiser attended an anti-illegal immigration protest alongside residents within the town of Ashington, spreading the Homeland Party message of remigration to the affected areas. The protest followed from reports of migrants taking photos of young children in the local park. Residents are concerned about the use of HMOs in the area, along with
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A Lincolnshire member decorated his cul-de-sac with Union Jack flags, determined to do his bit to show his patriotism and pride in his country. It is this level of motivation and dedication that defines what it means to be a nationalist within the Homeland Party. The display has already had compliments from neighbours who were impressed
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Several Dorset party members met up at the Black Dog, the oldest pub in Weymouth. The place was once a smuggler’s haunt and the scene of a a murder in 1758. This public house dates to the 12th century and led to the development of Georgian architecture. In the Crabchurch Conspiracy, Royalists were let in
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Our Warwickshire activists protested outside Warwick Crown Court before and after the first hearing for two illegal immigrants suspected of kidnap, strangulation, and rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. The incident shocked local people and prompted protests by residents. The increasing risk of violence that our women and girls are subject to has to
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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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