Leafletting With Roger Robertson
Our activists were out again on Saturday leafletting with our candidate Roger Robertson for Hart District council.
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Litter Picking in Scotland
One of our activists in North East Scotland was with a friend and his son earlier when they spotted some rubbish while out on their walk. Our two and a half man team nipped back to the car for the bin bags and litter pickers then sprang into action filling several bags of rubbish and
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Charity lied to raise funds for the funeral of the London Chemical attacker.
The charity that arranged the funeral of Abdul Ezedi, the man who recently threw a corrosive alkali substance on a former girlfriend and her children in London, is being investigated for using a false name when appealing to raise funds for the funeral. The Muslim Burial Fund appealed to the public for funds to bury
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People in Scotland have a shorter life expectancy than anywhere else in Europe.
Public Health Scotland said action was needed quickly as the country’s health continues to deteriorate and the health gap between the rich and poor grows. Scotland’s health is getting worse under the stewardship of the SNP as people die younger than any other Western European country. Paul Johnston, chief executive of Public Health Scotland, called for a
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Sweet stall forced to leave the market.
More than 1500 locals have signed a petition to reverse a decision to force a market trader to cease trading. Pick n Mix sweet stall holder Kevin Hilliard had traded at Saxmundham’s Wednesday market for over twenty years, but due to a rebranding by the local council. The town council said the market’s rebranding towards
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Campaign for Roger Robertson
Over the weekend, our team continued our campaign efforts for Roger Robertson by delivering another 1,000 leaflets to the residents of Hartley Wintney Ward. The leaflets provided information about Roger Robertson’s candidacy and his vision for the community. Our dedicated activists were out on the streets, going door-to-door and engaging with the residents to discuss
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Clearing rubbish in Atherstone
A team of our activists was clearing rubbish in Atherstone, Warwickshire, on the weekend. Members of Homeland value our land and our countryside, which other mainstream parties easily forget. Our litter picks are a great way of restoring a small slice of nature to normal.
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Langley Mill in Derbyshire.
On Sunday, activists from the East Midlands returned to Langley Mill in Derbyshire. They distributed Immigration Referendum leaflets, demanding that people have a say in the future of our country. It’s crucial that people understand that they have a voice and that they demand to be heard.
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Iceland replaces iconic religious symbol on its hot cross buns.
Iceland has become the latest name to court controversy by erasing Christian iconography and, by extension, attacking the religion itself. The chain has decided to ditch the cross on its hot cross buns, which represents Jesus’s crucifixion on Good Friday. In its place will be a tick, reminiscent of Nike’s famous logo. David Lennox, Head
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Masquerading liberal.
Thomas Black Among the curiosities of the modern world is the masquerading liberal. By this, I mean the liberal who hides behind a left-wing mask. Beyond mere deception, this particular archetype genuinely believes themselves to be socialist, seemingly unaware that their ideology and cosmopolitan sensibility are identical to the international elite they wholeheartedly claim to
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