Language is a system used by a nation, people, or other distinct community to communicate information, thoughts, and feelings. In other words, it is essential to any functional society and human existence. It shouldn’t be too challenging to imagine the problems arising when a society doesn’t share a common language. On the more trivial side …
Dementia sufferer, 91, dies because of carers’ language barrier. Read More »
Or are they? It has been widely reported in recent weeks that the entire board of one of Britain’s wealthiest charities are to be sacked in an anti-racism diversity cull after branding itself “white and privileged.” The Tudor Trust, which has assets of around £288million and gives about £20 million a year to good causes, …
A dangerous sex offender has been jailed after sending explicit messages and arranging to meet a person he believed to be a 14-year-old girl. Naveed Sultan, 38, had been sending the girl sexually explicit messages, unaware that the person he was texting was an adult posing as a teenager. After arranging a meeting place, the …
Earlier this month, we reported on proposals to build two major solar farms in Nottinghamshire: a 76-hectare solar farm between Caunton and Kelham and the four-mile-wide Great North Road Solar Park, west of Newark. Over the past couple of weeks, there have been several developments which we can happily report on. More parish councils are …
We are often told by politicians and the deranged left that we need migrants in this country. Apparently, we need their doctors and engineers to keep our society going. And this has ALWAYS been shown to be false. In reality, we have little to no need for migration into our nations. It’s not just that …
I recently saw an article in the Guardian called “Dining across the Divide.” It’s about two people, a Tory and a floating voter, having a meal and discussing immigration. The article goes through the various stages of their meal and their chat about this subject. Incidentally, they both seem to be for it but struggle …
On Sunday 19th November three Homeland activists took part in a leafleting session in the former royal burgh of Ayr in Scotland. The birthplace of one of Scotland’s most famous sons, poet Robert Burns, is fast becoming a stronghold for the Homeland Party with a number of new recruits joining us from this and the …
A SNP proposal will see immigrants supported to live in our Islands and rural areas. The latest ‘Building a New Scotland’ prospectus paper focuses on migration in an independent Scotland and sets out how a new Live in Scotland Visa would help to address depopulation in rural areas. The National Records of Scotland show that …
Immigrants are to be given incentives to live in rural Scotland. Read More »
The UK has a long history of the Supreme Court aligning with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rulings. However, since the Brexit vote, there has been a growing dissatisfaction with the Supreme Court’s decisions. The issue is not just about the Court’s legal interpretations but rather its sovereignty. Many progressive thinkers argue that …
Supreme Court ruled Rwanda deportations are unlawful. Read More »
As the saying goes, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the guns fell silent on the western front, marking the unofficial end of WW1. The official peace treaty would not be signed until 1919 with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. World War I was a turning point …
The anniversary of the armistice of 11 November 1918 Read More »
