In an age of global connectivity, it’s easy to forget the profound impact we can have on our local communities. Today, one of our West Midlands activists helped clean a local park, showing how organised volunteering can lead to positive results. Litter-picking is a simple yet powerful act. It is a shining example of how …
Cleaner streets and public spaces are essential, and for our community activists, nothing is more important than making a difference in our neighbourhoods. This week, volunteers from the West Midlands visited Leamington Spa to litter-pick the local parks in the centre. By picking up litter, we improve the environment and foster community. This small act …
West Midlands activists took to the busy M6 this week and demonstrated to motorists Homeland Party’s community message: Put our people first! Banner drops serve as a visual reminder of a nation’s identity, history, and values, fostering a sense of unity and pride among our people through simple yet effective messaging. Well received, it was …
West Midland activists arrived at the historic city of Lichfield today to provide leaflets to hundreds of residents throughout the suburban areas. Our message: Concrete the Country? The natural green solution. For a city, Lichfield has a relatively small population and has retained a sense of Englishness until this day. Part of what makes the …
This Saturday, after canvassing and listening to the concerns of village residents, activists from the West Midlands participated in a flash demo in opposition to a hotel in Dunchurch housing migrants, receiving positive feedback from local residents. The hotel in question began housing these migrants against the opposition of the council and made alterations to …
Activists from the Midlands were out in Cannock for a banner-drop, signalling a bold message, Put our people first. Motorists passing by honked in the dozens in support of the message displayed, showing that many are conscious of the plight we here in England face.
Homeland activists from West Midlands and Wales met at Haughmond Abbey near Shrewsbury to explore this Augustinian monastery founded in the 12th century and to enjoy a woodland walk. This was followed by lunch at a local country pub after which some of the group decided to take the forest path up to the top …
