Last updated at Tuesday 13th June at 13:57 An unnamed 31-year-old man has been arrested and three people are dead after ‘major incident’ in Nottingham City Centre. Several roads are closed and much of Nottingham City Centre is cordoned off as the Police and Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service respond to the ‘major incident’. Armed […]
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Congratulations to the 3 Homeland activists who completed the Edale Skyline Challenge yesterday 🏆. A grueling 20 mile trip over the peaks of Hope Valley; Win Hill, Lose Hill, Hollins Cross, Mam Tor, Brown Knoll, Kinder Low, Grindslow Knoll. Total ascent 4590 ft. Honourable mentions: Other activists attempted to complete the route but due to
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Following on from our report earlier this month regarding the loss and mutilation of farmers’ livestock, new reports of similar cases are continuously emerging on Twitter. Don’t expect the mainstream media to give much attention to these. In the latest story, a farmer in Malswick, Forest of Dean, has found four of his sheep beheaded.
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On Sunday activists from the East Midlands were out cleaning up litter at a local park. Archer’s Field in Stapleford is often ridden with rubbish, including beer bottles, food wrappers and even car tyres and batteries. After a hard day’s work, activists and their families from the East Mids and Yorkshire enjoyed Sunday evening together
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This sickening story may sound like it came straight from a horror film, but in this case, truth is stranger (and more disgusting) than fiction. Last month, a distressing photo was shared with Traditional Britain’s Twitter page, whereby a local walker encountered a group of Asian men at the Derwent Reservoir. Beside them was what
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After months of hard work political campaigning, Homeland Party activists decided to take some time off to enjoy the Peak District with a hike around Curbar Edge. Curbar Edge is home to a number of ancient cairns, where our ancestors buried their dead. Thanks to its natural Gritstone and history of quarrying going back to
