Homeland Party activists went leafleting in Bolsover, Derbyshire, where we delivered 1,000 leaflets to local people. Bolsover is a historic town surrounded by countryside in Derbyshire. Like many towns across the country, it faces the risk of over-development to meet unsustainable house-building targets brought about by open border policy.
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Activists from the West Midlands met over Christmas to go out and see England with a hike through the Peak District. England is known for its stunning landscapes that attract millions of tourists annually. The country’s unique and diverse geography offers many picturesque locations worth exploring. It’s a well-known fact that the English are deeply
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Four activists were out leafleting in a damp Kidderminster this morning. Thankfully, the rain held off for the majority of the session. The team delivered the real green solution message to an area not covered before. Then, we retired to a local working man’s pub for a pint and a chat.
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Homeland Party activists were out in Huthwaite, distributing more of our environmental leaflets to residents. Amidst the harsh and inclement weather, we remain steadfast in fulfilling our responsibilities. It’s crucial to extend our support and assistance to our community. We must take charge of our fate and not rely on external sources to rescue us.
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Completing the dualling of the A9 between Perth and Inverness has been delayed by over ten years until 2035. Scottish Transport Secretary Mairi McAllan said a new rolling programme of improvements was “achievable” and there would be “no let up” in the work. However, opposition MSPs said communities had been waiting since SNP manifesto commitments
Here’s a quick test: if you were a city council leader, how would you manage your spending across said council? Take some time to think, and don’t worry, there’s no definitive answer. You could adopt a policy of meritocracy, ensuring that the best person was appointed to each job, offsetting the loss of time and
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has expressed her frustrations as home secretary. Now freed from the restrictions of high office, Braverman reveals that she has been fighting a series of behind-the-scenes battles on key policies since her appointment last year – and not only those directly relating to the work of the Home Office. She
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A letter which is said to show Lord Nelson was a racist supporter of slavery is forged, according to the author of a new book. Chris Brett, the chairman of the Nelson Society, contends the letter was the work of opponents of the abolition of the slave trade who wanted to use the reputation of the
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Homeland Party activists were out in Barnsley, distributing 1000 of our environmental leaflets to residents. We have a duty to this land, so it is imperative that we create a culture that is passionate about preserving and restoring the land for future generations.
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The SNP Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, confirmed that the Scottish Government was going to slash £30m from the mental health budget In the coming year at a time when Scotland is facing an unprecedented mental health crisis, especially among our young people. The SNP are looking at making cuts of up to £680 million from
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