A team of our activists was clearing rubbish in Atherstone, Warwickshire, on the weekend. Members of Homeland value our land and our countryside, which other mainstream parties easily forget. Our litter picks are a great way of restoring a small slice of nature to normal.
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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 »
Iceland has become the latest name to court controversy by erasing Christian iconography and, by extension, attacking the religion itself. The chain has decided to ditch the cross on its hot cross buns, which represents Jesus’s crucifixion on Good Friday. In its place will be a tick, reminiscent of Nike’s famous logo. David Lennox, Head
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There was always going to be one fatal flaw in the Government’s policy of importing waves of migrants and dumping them in hotels—space, or lack thereof. The supply of lodging establishments in the UK is finite; therefore, the Home Office has no choice but to get creative. Their solution? Brazenly go all out and create
Home Office asylum sites to cost millions more than hotels. Read More »
Last Sunday, a group of enthusiastic and passionate activists from various parts of the Eastern region gathered for a rejuvenating hike amidst the tranquil countryside of Essex. The leisurely trek provided a perfect opportunity for everyone to connect with nature, appreciate the scenic beauty of the area, and indulge in some refreshing physical activity. The
Hike amidst the tranquil countryside of Essex. Read More »
Over the weekend, a group of enthusiastic activists initiated a campaign to support the election of Roger Robertson, an esteemed and well-respected community member, to the Hart District Council. Roger has been serving as a dedicated community bus driver and a parish councillor for many years, tirelessly advocating for preserving the area’s rich heritage and
Supporting the election of Roger Robertson. 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 »
At the weekend, one of our activists continued leafleting the market towns of North Shropshire. Here in Wem, the proposed building site for 100 new houses has been flooded for the entire winter, which also affects the roads.We cannot allow developers to ignore local concerns while focusing solely on the money they can make from
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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 »
The Home Office is “dysfunctional” and in desperate need of reform, the sacked borders watchdog David Neal has said in his latest broadside against the Government. Watchdog boss David Neal was removed after he warned that “high-risk” private jet flights were landing in the UK without proper checks. Mr Neal, appointed in 2021 but already due to leave after
Home Office is in Urgent need of reform, says ex-watchdog Boss. Read More »
