On 25 July, the so-called Online Safety Act came fully into force — and within days proved itself a humiliating disaster for the already floundering Starmer government.Though conceived under Sunak’s tired Tory ministry in 2023, the Act was scheduled for a staggered rollout through 2025. The warnings came early: vague language, sweeping powers, technological illiteracy. […]
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Nationalism Before the Nation Nationalism is not a recent contrivance, nor is it the artificial invention of bureaucrats or financiers. It is an organic force, a deep current within the blood of a people, recurring across centuries and civilisations. It is as natural to man as kinship, as inevitable as language. It is the unspoken
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Dedicated Warwickshire activists went to Nuneaton, and, despite rainy weather, they helped clean up the local community. Work such as removing waste from grass verges, quiet back lanes, and central reservations, and there was still time to erase some graffiti. Having a clean and healthy environment is crucial to preserving our homelands.
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For decades, the South West has been treated as a rural backwater by the London-based political class. It matters not whether the rule was under Conservative, Labour, or Liberal administrations, Westminster’s regard for Devon and Cornwall has amounted to little more than token grants, empty rhetoric, and the occasional ministerial photo-op on windswept moorland. Meanwhile,
The Battle for the South West: Reclaiming Devon from Westminster’s Neglect Read More »
Nuneaton stood up today. Locals gathered outside the illegal migrant hotel to send a clear message: Enough is enough. Our people deserve safety, dignity, and a future in their homeland, not to be pushed aside by failed government policies.
Nuneaton stands tall Read More »
Highlands and Islands activists were out in Inverness delivering leaflets that highlight the Homeland Party as a real green solution.
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West Midlands activists met again for their monthly fitness session, this time in Cannock Chase. Attendees competed in various exercises, including some light sparring, to test themselves and further cement bonds between comrades.
West Mids monthly fitness meetup Read More »
Epping locals are out leading the way again today. When communities unite and stand firm, far-left extremists and establishment threats can’t intimidate them.
Epping protest continues Read More »
What has happened? The National Council became aware on Tuesday of an organised attempt to disrupt the party and discredit its leadership. When RO Mike Lynton learned that a circulating letter was being drafted, he told those behind it to stop, list any genuine grievances and send them to him—a routine and fair way to
Staying on Track – A Measured Response to a Smear Letter Read More »
This Sunday, our North-East Scotland branch returned to the frontlines of conservation. On the agenda: tackling the invasive Himalayan Balsam threatening our native ecosystem. This time, the team focused on a patch of new growth where the aggressive balsam was choking out the native plants. This task demanded extra precision, navigating thick brambles, nettles, and
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