Taunton deserves a say. Immigration policy shapes wages, housing, schools, and community cohesion, yet local people are never asked. A referendum is democratic, lawful, and overdue. Let Taunton decide its future.
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Members of The Homeland Party were out leafletting in Chilthorne Domer calling for a referendum on immigration. Democracy begins locally, and we as the people have the right to decide who enters our country and when enough is enough. If you are from Somerset and feel the need for change, join The Homeland Party today.
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Members of our Somerset branch took part in a litter pick in Taunton. Stewardship is not activism for show but a responsibility to care for Britain’s land, streets, andinheritance for those who come after us.
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Party members in Somerset gathered for Christmas dinner at The George and Pilgrims. With Medieval beams, English roasts and Somerset ale, it was the perfect location for an English Christmas dinner.
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Once the envy of the world, London has turned into a blight of urban sprawl, yet our North East London Branch are still out leafletting to ensure we can reclaim our countryside.
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Party members from across the Midlands came together for a traditional Christmas dinner. British food, great company, real conversation. No lectures, no guilt, no nonsense. Nothing beats spending an evening together with people who all equally love our nation.
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Members of our Cambridgeshire branch went out leafletting in their local area, braving the cold and rain, to spread the Homeland Party’s message regarding the demographic change our nation is currently facing. If you stand in opposition to mass immigration, join us in our aims to save our country and protect our heritage.
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This weekend, several activists from our Devon branch stood on the Unity Walk in Exeter, showing solidarity with the victims of a system that shelters violent criminals in our communities while denying native Englishmen the right to demand necessary change. If you too want change, then join the Homeland party today.
Jess Phillips is a controversial figure in British politics. Now, as the minister leading the government’s response to grooming gangs, she stands accused of doing the opposite — softening the truth to suit politics. The government promised an inquiry into grooming gangs: the organised exploitation of vulnerable English girls in towns like Rotherham and Rochdale,
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Today, members of the Homeland Party attended the Bournemouth remembrance ceremony. It was a moving service, with the Last Post haunting in the cold air. Over 700 men from Bournemouth fell in the Great War, many more went and few returned. We will remember them.
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