We are delighted to announce the addition of a new parish councillor in the East Midlands, with more prospects on the horizon. This places us in an excellent position to stand for district-level seats in future local elections. Although we believe that standing in the snap general election is not the best use of our […]
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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.
Langley Mill in Derbyshire. Read More »
Law enforcement in Great Britain is a joke, and we all know it. Apologies if that statement comes across as rather blunt, but such are the depths that modern policing has fallen to that we are now beyond the point of eloquent and diplomatic language—it’s time to call a spade a spade. The fact is
Nottinghamshire Police joined the club and told to improve. Read More »
Residents across Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Derby and Nottingham will get the chance to vote for the first-ever East Midlands Mayor next May after councils gave the go-ahead to devolution for the region. Devolution is a form of administrative decentralisation involving the delegation of administrative powers from central government to regional or local levels. It’s a policy
First East Midlands Mayor election to cost eye-watering £4 million. Read More »
A Homeland Party member from Yorkshire persisted in their efforts to bring our message to the people of Huddersfield. The issue of immigration has gone unchecked for too long, and it’s time for our people to have a say in the future of our country.
Huddersfield leafleting. Read More »
Activists in the East Midlands were out on Sunday afternoon delivering 400 leaflets in the village of Kegworth. Locals in Kegworth have felt the consequences of mass immigration over the last year, with one of their hotels still being used to house migrants despite popular protests against it.
Village of Kegworth leafleting. Read More »
For reasons that are becoming increasingly difficult to fathom, Nottingham is considered to be a tourist hotspot, generally receiving the second-highest number of overnight visitors in the Midlands and the highest number in the East Midlands. From a historical perspective, you could see why some unwitting tourists might place it relatively high on their bucket
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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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We have more reports of solar farms encroaching on greenbelt land in the East Midlands. This time, an energy firm wants to create two new solar farms spanning 328 acres between two Derbyshire villages. The sites earmarked for the farms are north of Denby and north of Smalley and sit 500m apart. The Denby scheme
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