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2009
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The year of
the BNP

“A crucified political Party for

the crucified British people”
British National Party chairman Nick Griffin’s
closing address to the Annual Conference.

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Public support for BNP councillor who

To give the BNP condemned sex education for 5 year-olds
immediate help you
can donate now
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A British National Party
councillor in Barking and
Dagenham has been swamped
card! by messages of support after he
Call our fundraiser attacked Labour’s sex education
JACKIE GRIFFIN on policy.
08710 500 234 Lawrence Rustem was appalled
when he read in a briefing paper
that the Government proposed to
give children as young as five sex
education lessions including being
taught “the pleasures of gay sex.”
He wanted his local council to
condemn the report and told a full
council meeting:
“Teaching sex education to five year-
olds is bordering on paedophilia.
It is far too young an age to start
prompting sexual awareness.”
But before the BNP councillor could
finish, outraged Labour councillors
had him forcibly removed from the
meeting.
But if Labour councillors thought
the media coverage of Mr Rustem’s
ejection from the chamber and their
demand for an apology would hurt the
BNP, then they badly miscalculated.
“I have been swamped by messages
of support from the people of Barking
and Dagenham”, he told Freedom.
And will he be apologising?
“Most certainly not,” he said.
“Any apology should come from
Labour politicians for all the damage
that they have done to Britain.”
 Lawrence Rustem: Public support.

Local democracy initiatives scrapped ‘in case BNP get elected’

Labour is ‘running
WINNING TEAM: David Owens and his campaigners after their historic victory.

Boston turns
to the BNP
D
More votes than Con/Lab/Lib combined!
AVID Owens, the British
National Party’s candidate in
the Fenside ward by-election took
43% of the vote and polled more
votes than all of the main parties
added together!
It was an incredible result in the seat
for Boston Borough Council which
the British National Party were con-
testing for the first time.
Wayne McDermott, the BNP’s East
Midlands election officer, was more
than happy with the outcome.
“There are two important implications
in this result,” he told Freedom.
“The first is that there are many simi-
lar wards in and around Boston, in
which this result could be replicated.
BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
Fenside Ward
Thursday 13th November 2008
David Owens (BNP).............. 279
Carl Smith (Ind)...................... 141
Paul Mould (Con)................... 119
Norman Hart (Lab)................. 69
Cyril Wakefield (UKIP)................ 24
Gavin Carrington (Lib-Dem)....... 23
Therefore Boston has the potential to
become a key area for the BNP.
scared’
T
of the BNP
WO of the Labour Govern-
ment’s manifesto flagship
“The other important factor is the total
schemes have been scrapped
collapse of UKIP. In the 2004 Euro
because of increased electoral sup-
elections, Lincolnshire was one of its
port for the British National Party
strongest areas, so recent results make
in this year’s council elections.
it clear that the BNP has overtaken
Locally elected mayors and direct
UKIP as the main anti-EU party of
elections to police authorities had
choice for these voters.”
been two of the Government’s
most publicised initiatives to give
local communities more effective
democracy, but now both have been
shelved because BNP mayors and
BNP police representatives have
become a real possibility.
In Stoke-on-Trent, the leader of the
9-strong British National Party group
on the council, Alby Walker, was
the bookies favourite to become the
city’s next mayor - so the Government
decided to abolish the post.
Now plans for direct elections to police
ALBY WALKER: The leader of the 9-strong British National Party group on Stoke-
authorities have been dropped by the
on-Trent Council, was the bookies favourite to become the city’s next mayor.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith because
she said she feared that British National So much for Labour’s claim to want nities. It was just another lie from a
Party representatives could be elected to give local people more political bankrupt Party that will do anything
to positions of influence. influence within their own commu- to hang on to power.

BNP raises £300 for Downs Syndrome charity

BNP Percentage: 42.9%

HEADLINES:
The front page
of the next day’s
Boston Standard.

A CHARITY event organised by Solihull

British National Party has raised nearly
£300 for the local Downs Syndrome Society.
LANDSLIDE:
BNP Election Agent, Two hundred and fifty people attended the fund-
Wayne McDermott, raiser held at the Knowle Royal British Legion
keeps a close eye and enjoyed a programme of entertainment
on the count. Solihull Downs Syndrome Society is currently
raising money for “Harry’s Fund” and young

Muslim leader “would vote BNP”

A Muslim leader has broken ranks
with colleagues to attack Labour
and pledge his support for the British
National Party.
Sarfraz Sarwar, the Chairman of
Basildon’s Islamic Centre, told the
Basildon Evening Echo:
“I’ve spoken with BNP representatives
Harry was on hand along with Mum Jill to
receive the cheque from the Solihull BNP
councillor George Morgan.
and they said they would respect the
freedom of Muslims. It is a new BNP
today and local people are voting for
In recent months other events have been held
to raise money for Troop Aid and the Gurkhas
and Frank O’Brien from Solihull BNP has been
them and I would vote BNP too.”
delighted with the response.
Sarfraz Sarwar confessed to being totally
disillusioned with Labour.
“Our efforts have been appreciated and the
“New Labour has no consideration for the feedback from the public in general and goodwill
feelings of Muslims or for the suffering it created by these events certainly helps the Party’s
has caused by its foreign wars. You just standing within the local community.”
have to look at the voting patterns of MPs
on the Iraq debate. The BNP has always
opposed the war in Iraq.” Keep up to date with all the latest BNP news with the
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livid with his colleague for the remarks.
He told the Muslim News:
“No Muslim in their sane mind would
Sarwar: support the BNP, unless they were very
Voting BNP. The line is updated every day and calls cost £1.00 per minute
naïve. Mr Sarwar has been exploited.”
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Anger at cost of anti-BNP demo

C OUNCIL taxpayers in Amber Valley have been left to pick
up a £250,000 bill for policing a demonstration against
the BNP’s annual family festival held in August.
The money was spent on policing anti-BNP protesters
who had been bussed in from outside the area by
the trade unions and the Labour Party. During the
demonstration, police officers were stoned, roads were
blocked and tyres set on fire in an effort to stop people
attending the festival.
Amber Valley BNP councillor Cliff Roper, laid the blame
firmly at the door of Labour MP Judy Mallaber.
“She is responsible for this waste of taxpayers’ money. FORMER TORY: Michael Smith, who farms in Kinross, believes the British National
£250,000 for policing a protest organised by groups funded by Party could prove more popular than the Conservatives in parts of Fife.

BNP farmer to take

the Labour Party and at which she was the main speaker.”


Police chiefs under fire on Gordon Brown

as rank & file oppose A life-long Tory supporter who
“The BNP is
political witch-hunt
left the Conservative Party

the only real

to join the BNP, is to stand against
Gordon Brown at the next General

opposition
Election.
“Our senior officers are doing the Labour Party’s bidding” Michael Smith, the son of Second

to Labour”
World War hero Sir Alan Smith, will

T HERE is a growing disquiet

amongst officers
Merseyside Police over the witch-
within
hunt launched by the force’s
police chiefs against the British
National Party.
The wrongful arrest of BNP leafleters
and the hounding of one of their own
officers because his name appeared
on a stolen BNP list, has led to a gulf
appearing between the orders issued
by senior officers and the thinking of
the ordinary bobby on the beat.
Seven days after 13 BNP members
were arrested and held in custody for
12 hours for leafleting in Liverpool city
centre, Merseyside police bosses were
left with red faces after being forced
into an embarrassing climb-down.
Senior officers had been bragging to
local Labour Party councillors and
officials that anyone distributing the
BNP leaflet ‘Racism Cuts Both Ways’
in Liverpool would be arrested and
HOUNDED: Colleagues believe that
the campaign against PC Steve Bettley
(above) is politically motivated.
and to express their bewilderment that
senior officers appear to be taking
their instructions from the Merseyside
Black Police Association after it had
police officer or police staff member
is a member or supportive of the aims
and objectives of the British National
Party, they should be dismissed from
service.”
As if to placate the MBPA, Chief Con-
stable Bernard Hogan-Howe, felt the
need to echo their message in the same
report.
It is this pandering to political inter-
est groups and the abandonment of
the principles of fair policing that has
caused unrest within the force.
“There is unease amongst rank and
file officers that decisions are being
made because of political pressure and
this goes against the very bedrock of
good police practice,” one officer told
Freedom.
He said that he believed Merseyside
police chiefs were doing the bidding
of the Labour Party and that the cam-
paign against the British National
be the British National Party’s candi-
date in the Prime Minister’s Kirkcaldy
and Cowdenbeath constituency.
In an interview with the Sunday Times
he said that he had become disillu-
sioned with the Tories because of their
lack of real opposition to Labour and
joined the BNP.
“We are a small, patriotic and dedi-
cated Party. I was at a BNP meeting
just recently in Perth, and the people
there were ordinary family people
who are proudly patriotic.
“I’m patriotic as well. I’m Scottish but
I’m also proud to be British.”
Michael, who farms in Kinross,
believes the British National Party
could prove more popular than the
Conservatives in parts of Fife.
“I have friends from mining areas
and the Tories will always be remem-
bered there for the miners’ strike and
the poll tax,” he said.
He believes there is too much deceit
and lack of accountability in politics
today and that the Labour Govern-
ment has failed the British people.
“Immigration is a big issue because
the numbers being let in are far too
big. Europe is a drain on our resources
and I just think that, overall, Labour
has been pretty treacherous and they
are treating us like fools.
“You have cases like that of Kriss
Donald, the schoolboy killed by a
gang of Muslims in Glasgow. If it had
been the other way around, all hell
would have broken loose from the PC
brigade. Also, if I was to marry some-
body else I would be a bigamist but a
Muslim can have four wives and can
get tax credit for it!”

prosecuted. But that was before the
Crown Prosecution Service ruled that
the leaflet “was unlikely to increase
Police commend
Party in Liverpool had been prompted
told the Liverpool Post: by the growing support for the BNP
“The MBPA believes that where a in the city.

“public-spirited”
racial hatred” and could quite legally
be distributed. Apparently police
chiefs were livid and immediately

appealed against the decision, send-
ing in a huge list of objections to
the ruling. But it was all to no avail
and their appeal was rejected, which
meant they had to inform the local
Labour Party that the British National
Party were quite at liberty to put their
leaflets out in the city after all.
The hounding of PC Steve Bett-
ley, who was suspended from duty
and now faces a misconduct panel,
because his name appeared on the list
illegally published on the Internet, has
also upset his colleagues.
Dozens of officers have contacted the
BNP to voice their concerns at the
witch-hunt “against one of our own”,
BNP representative
C UMBRIA Constabulary have
praised the actions of Carlisle
BNP official Karl Chappell, after he
came to the assistance of an elderly
lady who was being mugged, and
then apprehended her attacker.
Karl was out with his family in the
Stanwix Bank area of the city when
LIVERPOOL 13: British National Party supporters gather in the incident occurred. He heard the
Liverpool city centre in a show of support for their arrested cries of the victim and ran to her aid,
colleagues. On the morning of the demonstration, all of the fending off and then detaining the
13 leafleters arrested were informed in a letter, delivered at mugger while the police were called.
6.00am, that they wouldn’t be facing any charges.
Writing to thank Karl, Chief Inspector
Julie McFee said:
“Officers have brought to my attention
your actions when an elderly lady was
attacked and had her handbag stolen.
Your quick and public spirited action
meant that a man was swiftly arrested
for the robbery and he has since been
charged with the offence.
“It was terrifying for the victim but
I understand that the lady concerned
was checked out in hospital and then
reunited with her family.
“Your actions were commend-
able and I want to sincerely

BNP councillor wins thank you for assisting to bring

a man to justice for an attack on

funding for boxing club

MARK LOGAN: At the Five Star Club in Harold Hill.
a vulnerable lady.”
The secretary of Carlisle BNP
said that he was pleased to help.
A BOXING club which has been living hand-to-mouth since
Havering Council increased its rent by 2,500% has been
given some good news at last thanks to BNP councillor Mark
“I heard the lady’s cries and
acted as any good citizen
would have done. You don’t
Logan. think about what you are
Five Star Boxing Club, in Gooshays Drive, Harold Hill, has doing, you just go to someone
been awarded £35,000 funding from the Youth Capital Fund - a who needs help.”
Government project that sees young people making decisions Karl was a British National
about where grant money goes in communities. Party candidate in Carlisle at
The money will be used to build a new roof for the club’s centre last year’s local elections and
following years of repairing leaks.
The grant was made possible polled over 10% of the vote in
after Gooshays ward councillor Mark Logan, was asked to apply the city’s Botcherby ward.
on behalf of the club.
He told the Romford Recorder:
“The club asked me to help in their application, which I did. One
of my pledges when I was elected as a BNP councillor was that I KARL CHAPPELL: Saved an
wanted to do something for the youth of the area.”
 elderly lady from being mugged.
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BNP turn election

screw on Labour
Majorities slashed to under 16 votes in
THREE wards contested last month
Shildon Town Council Cumbria NW Leicester’ Council
Sunnydale Ward County Council Ibstock & Heather Ward
Thursday 11th December 2008 Kells & Sandwith Ward Thursday 18th December 2008
Henry Nicholson (Lab) . .............. 253 Thursday 18th December 2008 Virge Richichi (Con) ................ 660
Mary Bannister (Lab) . ................ 240 Wendy Skillicorn (Lab) ........... 434 Ivan Hammonds (BNP) . ........ 645
Mark Walker (BNP) ................... 239 Simon Nicholson (BNP) ....... 418 Corinne Male (Lab) . ................ 614
Sharon Johnson (Lib-Dem) ........ 84 Brigid Whiteside (Con)............. 190 David Wyatt (Lib-Dem) ............ 174
Michael Warrior(Lib-Dem) .......... 78 BNP Percentage: 40.1% BNP Percentage: 30.9%

T HREE incredible performances

from BNP candidates in the
two weeks before Christmas show
that the British National Party is
in fine fettle after all the drama
of a stolen membership list being
leaked, and well prepared to make
2009 the ‘Year of the BNP’.
In Shildon, in County Durham, Mark
Walker finished just two votes from
victory in the town’s Sunnydale ward
where Labour won both vacant seats.
MARK WALKER: Just two votes from
scoring a famous victory.
There were four re-counts before the
result was confirmed which shows
the growing popularity of the British
National Party in the region.
Mark, a former RAF technician and
school teacher at the local Sunnydale
Comprehensive School, claimed a
moral victory in losing the town coun-
cil by-election by one vote. He told
the Northern Echo:
“I am disappointed, but it is a tremen-
dous result for me to stand in a town
that I am not even from and come this
close. It just goes to show how far the
Party has come and it makes me want
to work even harder.
“All we are trying to do is improve our
local community and make the coun-
try a better place.”
In Whitehaven in Cumbria, Simon
Nicholson came from nowhere to cut
the Labour majority of over 1010 to
just 16 votes in the county council
seat of Kells and Sandwith.
Both Labour and the Tories brought up
their ‘big-guns’ for the contest, with
the Labour candidate a personal assis-
tant to former MP Jack Cunningham,
and the Tory representative, the wife
of the Conservative prospective par-
liamentary candidate for Copeland.
The British National Party’s candidate
was 35 year-old Simon Nicholson, a
father of four who had served for eight
“David then strikes Goliath in the head with a stone from
his sling; the Philistine falls on his face to the ground.”
just 64 votes from victory in Janu- certain that it’s going to be third time
ary when Labour won the seat. East lucky for the BNP in Ibstock next
Midlands election officer Wayne time,” Wayne told Freedom.
McDermott, praised the local BNP The votes in Leicestershire and
campaign team for achieving another Cumbria show that the British
great election result for the British National Party is in great shape in
National Party in the region. two of its most important regions
“They were superb with up to twenty for the European Elections in
activists out canvassing most days in June. In the East Midlands and the
the final weeks. We were so close to North West, the Party needs to poll
victory, having overtaken Labour, around 9.0% of the vote to gain a
only to be pipped by the Tories who seat in the European Parliament.
IVAN HAMMONDS: Just 15 votes short had persuaded a high-profile local On these results we could just be on
of victory in North West Leicestershire. campaigner to stand for them. I’m course to achieving that goal.
years in the King’s Own Border Regi-
ment. He was born and has lived all
his life in the ward.
Copeland BNP organiser Clive Jeffer-
son, was delighted with the result and
praised the hard-working campaign
team that had so nearly written a new
page in the political history of Cumbria.
“When the other campaigners had
gone home, we were still knocking
on doors. We pushed the Tories into
third place and reduced Labour’s

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will pull out all the stops in search
of that first British National Party
victory in the county,” he said.
In Ibstock in North West Leicester-
shire, Ivan Hammonds was just 15
votes from victory as the Tories took
the seat from Labour. LEADING FROM THE FRONT: Nick Griffin with Simon Nicholson (left) and his agent
It was another agonising evening for Bill Pugh, in Whitehaven. The BNP chairman spent a day canvassing in the Kells
the brave BNP candidate who was ward before travelling down to Ibstock for another day of knocking on doors.

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Euro Election 09
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What We Stand for
HOTLINE
CRIME: A crack-down on crime with many more
‘Bobbies on the Beat’. Much tougher treatment of
criminals, including the return of capital punishment

Euro Election Analysis

for child killers and terrorists. Zero tolerance for
drug-dealers and violent thugs.

IMMIGRATION: An end to immigration and bogus

asylum seekers flooding Britain. Use the £billions
B ACK in June 2004 the British
National Party came close to
winning a seat in the North West
(1.6%) to take the last and eighth
seat on offer.
But of course, the voting patterns next
wasted in foreign aid to fund ‘Homeward Bound’
schemes to encourage immigrants to return to their
Euro Constituency when just 31,727 June will be very different from 2004
votes short, which was only 1.5% of because of the collapse of the UK
land of ethnic origin.
the total vote. Independence Party which could mean
Unfortunately this time around, that as much as 90% of the UKIP vote INDUSTRY: British ownership and control of British
because of the new countries joining will go elsewhere. While the BNP will industry and resources, including the mass media.
the European Union, Britain has lost hope to pick up some of this, the lion’s
a number of its seats in the European share will go back to the Tories from Protection of British jobs and industry by selective
Parliament and in the North West where it came, and because the Tories exclusion of foreign manufactured goods from the
there are now just eight seats up for took that 8th seat in 2004 this could
grabs rather than the nine in 2004.
British market.
raise the percentage needed to win
But thankfully, because of the nature that seat. However this might well be
of the D’Hondt voting system, that compensated by the fall in the Labour HEALTH: We will use the vast sums of money now
will not make too much difference vote, which could once again drop the wasted on funding our membership of the European
and based on 2004 voting patterns percentage needed to win the eighth seat
we would need another 33,842 votes back to around 8%. NICK GRIFFIN: Came so close in 2004. Union for the restoration of an effective national
health service and proactive measures to produce a
The votes we need in 43 authorities in the North West healthier population in the first place.
1. ALLERDALE - 1,823 (6.6%) 16. FYLDE - 1,694 (6.3%)
 31. SEFTON - 5,333 (6.0%)

Average BNP vote in 6 local elections No seats recently contested. Average votes in 12 local elections
over the past 18 months: 20.2% 17. HALTON - 2,712 (8.0%)
 over the past 18 months: 7.6%
 EUROPEAN UNION: British withdrawal from the
2. BARROW - 1,208 (5.7%) Average vote in 1 local election over 32. SOUTH LAKELAND - 1,810 (4.3%)
Average BNP vote in 3 local elections the past 18 months: 9.8%
 No seats recently contested.
 European Union to restore Britain’s freedom. We will
over the past 18 months: 11.5%
 18. HYNDBURN - 3,315 (13.1%)
 33. SOUTH RIBBLE - 2,814 (8.6%)
 trade with Europe where it benefits Britain, but want
3. BLACKBURN - 5,280 (10.7%) No seats recently contested. No seats recently contested.

Average BNP vote in 6 local elections 19. KNOWSLEY - 2,577 (7.2%)
 34 ST HELENS - 5,163 (7.4%)

no political ties or monetary union.
over the past 18 months: 20.7%
 Average vote in 4 local elections over Average vote in 14 local elections over
4. BLACKPOOL - 3,262 (8.4%)
 the past 18 months: 15.6%
 the past 18 months: 8.4%
 EDUCATION: A return to traditional methods of edu-
Average BNP vote in 7 local elections 20. LANCASTER - 2,418 (5.8%)
 35. STOCKPORT - 6,602 (7.0%)

over the past 18 months: 15.7% Average vote in 1 local election over Average vote in 13 local elections over cation, with stronger discipline in the classroom
the past 18 months: 18.7%
 the past 18 months: 10.1%

5. BOLTON - 6,742 (8.2%)

Average BNP vote in 2 local elections
and an end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods which have
21. LIVERPOOL - 6,410 (5.7%) 36 TAMESIDE - 7,616 (12.1%)

in last 18 months: 16.1%
 Average vote in 21 local elections over Average vote in 16 local elections over failed our children so badly.
6. BURNLEY - 5,815 (18.1%)
 the past 18 months: 8.1%
 the past 18 months: 19.5%

Average BNP vote in 21 local elections 22. MACCLESFIELD - 3,109 (5.2%)
 37. TRAFFORD - 4,385 (6.1%)

over the past 18 months: 24.2% No seats recently contested. Average vote in 2 local elections over
ENVIRONMENT: A healthy environment for a healthy
7. BURY - 6,570 (9.9%)
 23. MANCHESTER - 7,102 (6.6%)
 the past 18 months: 9.3%
 people - the protection of our countryside. A ban on
Average BNP vote in 16 local elections Average vote in 6 local elections over 38. VALE ROYAL - 2,710 (6.8%)

over the past 18 months: 11.6%
 the past 18 months: 19.4%
 Average vote in 5 local elections over greenfield-site house building except in exceptional
8. CARLISLE - 2,317 (6.8%)
 24. OLDHAM - 8,649 (11.9%)
 the past 18 months: 17.3%
 cases of genuine local need, an end to field trials of
Average vote in 15 local elections over Average vote in 7 local elections over 39. WARRINGTON - 4,233 (6.8%)

the past 18 months: 15.5%
 the past 18 months: 15.1%
 Average vote in 2 local elections over GM crops, and the restoration of our 200 mile fish-
9. CHESTER - 1,928 (4.3%)
 the past 18 months: 10.4%

Average vote in 3 local elections over
25. PENDLE - 4,845 (14.8%) ing limit.
Average vote in 11 local elections over 40. WEST LANCS - 2,140 (5.9%)

the past 18 months: 13.3% the past 18 months: 21.0%
 No seats recently contested.

10. CHORLEY - 2,962 (7.6%)
 26. PRESTON - 3,203 (7.8%)
 41. WIGAN - 8,960 (10.6%)
 FAIR PLAY FOR ENGLAND: The setting up of an Eng-
No seats recently contested.

11. CONGLETON - 2,297 (6.7%)

No seats recently contested. Average vote in 16 local elections over
the past 18 months: 11.8% lish Parliament to give England the same right of
27. RIBBLE VALLEY - 1,758 (8.4%)
Average vote in 1 local election over Average vote in 1 local election over 42. WIRRAL - 6,255 (5.9%)
 self-determination within the United Kingdom as
the past 18 months: 12.1%
 the past 18 months: 16.7%
 Average vote in 2 local elections over
12. COPELAND - 1,470 (7.3%)
 28. ROCHDALE - 6,972 (10.9%)
 the past 18 months: 9.3%
 enjoyed by Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Average vote in 2 local elections over Average vote in 1 local election over 43. WYRE - 2,757 (7.3%)

the past 18 months: 32.0%
 the past 18 months: 13.9%
 Average vote in 2 local elections over
the past 18 months: 17.8%
GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY: The establishment
13. CREWE - 2,668 (7.0%)
 29 ROSSENDALE - 2,753 (11.9%)

No seats recently contested. 
 Average vote in 11 local elections over of a government that puts British interests first. A
168,801 votes needed to gain a seat based on
14. EDEN - 828 (4.7%)

No seats recently contested.
the past 18 months: 18.0%

2004 turnout and vote split. These could be return to healthy moral values and policies aimed
30. SALFORD - 5,009 (9.5%)

15. ELLESMERE - 1,780 (6.7%)
 Average vote in 11 local elections over the votes required in the 43 Authorities that at strengthening the family and community. Tough
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NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL! VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101

Righteous anger
& political action
Whose side is Labour really on?
LABOUR is on your side - claims the Party’s latest slogan

T
HE British National Party believes
in telling the truth, even if it is
sometimes uncomfortable to hear or
offensive to those who would rather
bury their heads in the sand than face
real problems in our society.
But while we often pass quite critical
comment on the impact of immigration,
multiculturalism and alien religions on
the indigenous people of our lands, we
have no animosity towards immigrants,
their descendants or the followers of
non-native religions.
Nor do we intend to encourage others
to feel such animosity, or believe that
anything we have to say is likely to ‘stir
up hatred’ against anyone. In fact, we
believe that by providing a peaceful and
Constitutional outlet for the anger and the
frustration felt by millions of our people
over the undemocratic transformation of
our country by our political masters, the
BNP actually defuses tensions.
Where there is ‘hate’ we seek to turn
it into righteous anger and political
action against the only people who
deserve to be hated - the politicians
who use our taxes to turn our
country into a place where we often
feel like strangers in our own land.
but who is the ‘you’ it refers to?
It’s certainly not Britain’s White working class who have
lost out in jobs and housing more than any other section
of society since Labour came to power in 1997.
It’s certainly not the British majority - people on middle and
modest incomes who under Labour have been encouraged
to saddle themselves with record breaking levels of debt
and now that the credit boom has finally burst, face losing
everything they have.
Labour is only on the side of special interest groups amongst
which they cultivate support by using favoured legislation
in an effort to secure their block vote at election time.
Labour is on the side of ethnic ‘minority’ communities,
migrant workers, refugees and asylum seekers whose votes
it sees as more important than those of the indigenous pop-
ulation in its battle with the Tories to hold on to power.

Yet another racist Britons foot the bill to NEWS IN BRIEF

attack the BBC didn’t keep power prices down n MORE foreigners have been granted
citizenship in Britain than in any other

bother to report in France and Germany

European Union country, according
to the latest figures released.
Of the 154,000 foreign nationals granted
British citizenship, Indians accounted

D OCTORS say a Rochdale teen- for 15,125. Pakistan nationals granted

ager is lucky to be alive after an
horrific racist attack.
Kieran Parker was waiting at a taxi
rank in the town centre following his
girlfriend’s works’ Christmas party
when he was brutally attacked by a
gang of Muslim men.
The 19-year-old warehouse worker
tried to run away but the gang caught
him and beat him till he was barely
conscious before throwing him off a
bridge into the river.
The former Hollingworth High School
pupil fell 25ft into the freezing water
but managed to swim to safety.
Kieran was taken to Rochdale Infir-
mary, where he received treatment
for a cut on the back of his head and
above his left eye. Several of his
teeth were broken and he had foot-
prints covering his body where he
had been repeatedly kicked.
Greater Manchester Police confirmed
they were investigating a racist
attack: “During the assault the ‘Asian’
offenders shouted racial abuse at the
white victim.”
Attackers shouting racial abuse?
A lone victim kicked senseless by a
racist gang?
KIERAN PARKER: Thrown off a bridge
into a river and lucky to be alive.
. . . and then thrown off a bridge?
If that had been an ‘Asian’ victim
attacked by a White gang it would
have been the main story on the
BBC’s national news. But because the
victim is White and the attackers were
‘Asian’, the Corporation didn’t bother
to report it at all.
F OREIGN electricity companies
are exploiting British house-
holds in order to protect their own
country’s folk from rising prices.
Electricity bills in Britain have
increased EIGHT times faster than
in other major European countries
because here our electricity is pro-
vided by the foreign firms who control
our power supplies.
Electricity unit prices in Britain have
risen by 15% in the 12 months to
October 2008 whilst in France elec-
tricity bills have risen by just 5.5%
over the same period - and that’s
despite the fact that many British and
French households are buying power
from the same supplier, EDF.
A clue as to why lies in what ‘EDF’
stands for - Electricite de France!
In Germany, households have
paid just 1.7% more over the last
year for electricity sold to them
by German firm RWE. Now that’s
just one-eighth of the price rise the
same German firm has demanded
from British families receiving
their supplies from Npower, the
British arm of RWE.
It is quite natural for French and
German companies to want to put
the welfare of their own people
first like this, and in France there’s
the additional safeguard of the
BRITONS FIRST:
The State should be supplying
our essential services, not profit-
making foreign companies.
Government regulating the prices
that electricity companies can charge
the French people.
What a contrast to here in Britain, where
successive Labour and Tory Govern-
ments have stood by and allowed
foreign firms to come here and exploit
the British people, aiding and abetting
the privatisation of our power industry
and its sell-off to foreigners.
The British National Party believes
that electricity, as well as gas, water,
railways and other essential utilities
and infrastructure should be taken
back under the control of the Brit-
ish people and run solely for the
welfare of British people - not for
private profit and to keep energy
prices low in France and Germany.
British citizenship numbered 10,260.
Most of the new Britons came from
from Asia, Africa and former Eastern
bloc countries.
n OVER 2,000 foreign criminals in
British prisons have been given early
release AND compensation for not
serving their full term!
As well as walking free having
served less than half of their sentence,
each is entitled to around £7 a day in
compensation to make up for missing
out on the state-provided food and
lodging they would have received had
they remained in jail.
So for committing crimes in Britain,
foreign criminals have this year actually
received payments totalling £369,455
from the British taxpayer.
n THE Catholic Education Service
has recommended that all Catholic
schools should provide facilities
for other faiths.
This includes providing prayer rooms
and flexible lessons so that pupils
can go to prayer when required
and also adapting toilet facilities to
accommodate ritual cleansing.
Can you imagine Islamic schools
providing such facilities for their
Christian pupils?
n IMMIGRATION has pushed our
density of population to a higher level
than any other country in Europe.
The figures, released by the Office for
National Statistics, indicate that there
is an average of 395 people in every
square kilometre in England.
This is an increase of five per sq km in
the past two years.

Hypocrisy of animal
rights campaigners
A NIMAL RIGHTS campaigners
come out in force to protest at
our huntsmen, at shoppers buying
refuses for fear of losing the Muslim
vote.
Ritual slaughter leaves a calf to die in
fur coats and even to complain unbelievable agony for two minutes.
about Prince Edward smacking his Animal welfare campaigners should
dog. be shaming those that demand to have
But every day in our high streets they their meat killed in this way, just as
walk by shops selling the meat of ani- they try to shame people who hunt
mals killed in the most bar-
baric fashion possible and do
nothing, no protest, no picket,
not even a letter of complaint
to the local newspaper.
In Britain today, millions of
farmed animals face having
their throats cut while fully
conscious – and without even
being stunned first. It’s called
ritual slaughter and is such a
cruel practice that the Farm
Animal Welfare Council
has consistently for it to be
banned, but the Government
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101 NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL! PAGE 7

Don’t say
Amnesty would cost us £4 billion ‘British’ - it
G RANTING an amnesty to illegal
immigrants will cost the British taxpayer
more than £4 billion each and every year. might cause
But that’s what the Tories’ Mayor of London
Boris Johnson, wants to do because he claims anxiety
A
an amnesty would boost tax revenues.
The reality will be very different with benefit COUNCIL has told staff not
to use the term ‘British’ as

Government knew
payments to the unemployed soaring and British
workers, whose wages are held down and jobs it could cause anxiety to people
taken by immigrants who came here illegally, from the ethnic minorities.

Games would
will be the victims of the amnesty. Officials at Caerphilly in South Wales
Allowing illegal immigrants to stay in Britain will were cautioned that the word is inclu-
sive and creates a false sense of unity

bring no benefits
only encourage others to come in the hope of
further amnesties being granted. which would exclude people who
That’s what has happened in Italy, which has didn’t see themselves as British.

T HE Government went ahead with

the 2012 Olympic bid despite
being warned that there would be no
granted five amnesties in the past 20 years, and
in Spain, which has granted six.

The directive, contained in a leaf-
let entitled Equalities in the Deliv-
ery of Council Services, said the
economic or social benefits. word British was offensive to many

Brixton rioters asked to

Its own ‘Game Plan’ study found that people living here and was outdated
in the areas of urban regeneration, along with words such as ‘Negro’,
sporting legacy, tourism, celebra- and ‘half-caste’.
tion and culture, and wider economic

help re-write history NEWS IN BRIEF

uplift, there would be no tangible
effects from hosting the Games.
But the London bid still went ahead
and now the cost of the Games has

and to bring along a petrol bomb or brick as well!

soared to £9.3 billion, three times n THE Government has approved
what Ministers initially stated. changes to the law to allow employers to

Training to help R
positively discriminate in favour of the
IOTERS who stoned the police ethnic minorities in job recruitment.
and threw petrol bombs in Companies will now be able to recruit
Brixton nearly thirty years ago are staff on racial grounds, rather than

understand Islam being asked to come forward and

recount their experiences.
qualifications or suitability, as long as
the applicant is Black or Asian.

B RITAIN’S clergy, media, police,
teachers and public sector
workers are to receive training for
a better understanding of Islamic
beliefs and practices.
Dispelling the Myths and Bridging
the Gaps, takes a closer look into ser-
vice provision development issues for
Muslim communities and is a course
for those who wish to increase their
knowledge of Islam.
The Brixton riot on 11th April 1981
n THE Home Office has admitted
was one of Britain’s most serious. that there are now five different Police
It resulted in 279 policemen being Associations for officers that are
injured, 56 police vehicles being members of the ethnic minorities.
burnt-out and 150 buildings dam- This is despite the numbers of black and
aged. But despite there being over Asian recruits being halved over the past
5,000 involved in the disturbances five years.
there were just 82 arrests made.
n EUROPEAN Union Justice Minister
Now the Museum of London is Jacques Barrot, wants the 27-nation
launching a new gallery to remember bloc to provide higher standards for
the riots and is asking members of the asylum seekers.
Brixton community past and present He called on member states to establish
to collaborate on a permanent exhibit national procedures to meet the needs of

NEWS IN BRIEF
n GANGS of Muslim youths are
making life a misery for people living
on the Staincliffe estate in Batley.
They have hurled racist abuse at elderly
residents, made obscene suggestions
to girls and young women and even
mocked a disabled man, threatening
exploring the changing lives of Lon-
doners after 1950.
The Museum is keen to hear from
people who were involved in the riots
and who would be willing to share
their personal stories.
Apparently participants will be inter-
viewed and photographed as part of
the project and asked to bring along
11TH APRIL 1981: A police van is in flames in a brick strewn road in Brixton. asylum seekers, including easier access
to employment.
an object (brick, petrol bomb?) that of Brixton residents to learn about this n THE leader of the Liberal Democrats
represents the riots and could be important part of London’s story from in the European Parliament has called
donated to the Museum’s collection. those who experienced it first hand.” for all drugs to be legalised.
Lucie Fitton, Inclusion Officer for the And just in case the former rioters North West MEP Chris Davies, said it was
Museum of London, enthuses: are short of a few bob, the Museum the only way to prevent drug-related crime.
“This project provides an exciting is happy to pay any expenses Drugs research body, Drugscope, said
opportunity for a younger generation incurred when telling their story. calls to legalise drugs were “naive”.

Foreign Aid
to tip him out of his wheelchair. Street
signs have also been been pulled down,
bins overturned and cars vandalised.

is hurting
Police have been repeatedly called out
but residents say nothing gets done.
Inspector Neil Money of Batley Police,
said they were aware of reports of abuse

and anti-social behaviour.
“We are working very closely with local
mosques to ensure that the quality of life
for residents is improved,” he added.
n FARMERS and smallholders could
be forced to sell-off their fields to
make way for gypsy camps.
25,000 gypsies need to be
accommodated and local councils
have been told to draw up plans. Any
landowners refusing to sell will face
compulsory purchase orders.
The Government says the move will
save the money spent on legal actions
to force the gypsies to move on.
n TWO Iraqis accused of the murder
of two British soldiers have been given
Legal Aid to fight being handed over
to the Iraqi authorities to stand trial.
Faisal al-Saadoon and Khalaf Mufdhi
are in the custody of British forces in
Iraq for the murder of Staff Sergeant
Simon Cullingworth and Sapper Luke
Allsop in 2003.
Lawyers acting for the Iraqis say it
would infringe their “human rights” if
they were tried in their home country.
n IMMIGRATION has swollen the
population of Britain by 1.8 million
since Labour came to power.
The latest figures show that net
migration hit 200,000 last year, a four-
fold increase from the 50,000 a year in
1997 when Labour came to power.
our people
T HE Labour Government says it
hasn’t got the money to spend on
Britain’s sea defences, yet it can afford
to help Caribbean Islands prepare for
storms caused by climate change.
People who were flooded out of their
homes last summer are still living in
caravans with their families, yet the
Government can give money to flood
victims in Ghana.
Our village schools are closing
because of lack of funding, yet the
Government has given £150 million
Football for Africa but no help for our flood victims
to India to help ensure that all Indian
children get primary school education,
and has increased its spending on edu-
cation in Africa by over £1 billion.
People in Britain diagnosed with
cancer are told that there’s no money
to pay for the medicines they need,
despite the fact that the Government
can give Zimbabwe over £5 million
for medical supplies.
It’s right to give help to the people
of foreign countries when they are
in need, BUT NOT when your own
people are also in need.
Last year the Government made
1,119 specific donations to for-
eign countries in Overseas Aid.
From £7 million to Bangladesh
for tax reforms to £5.5 mil-
lion for football tournaments
in Africa, from £9 million to
Burma to £1.4 for Tajikistan.
In all, the Government sent
£7.5 billion last year overseas
- and that’s our money which
is needed just as much here in
Britain.
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2008 VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101

Annual Conference in Blackpool

14th, 15th & 16th November 2008 by Martin Wingfield

Y OU would have thought that

Conference Dinner - the Top Table
On the Conference floor - those in favour
Emma Colgate
London Assembly
& Elections Dept.
the Annual Conference of Brit-
ain’s fourth most popular politi-
cal party would have warranted a
report of a couple of lines at the
very least even if in just one of our Nick Griffin
national newspapers. Closing Address
But apparently it wasn’t newsworthy
enough, and in years gone by I would
have been desperately disappointed
at this lack of coverage which would
have left the public completely in the
dark as to the event taking place.
But this year it didn’t matter because
thanks to the BNP website the Confer-
ence was taken live into the homes of
thousands of our supporters who didn’t
come to Blackpool, and in the months
to come any new visitors to our web-
site will be able to see and hear the best
speeches, debates and lectures from the
Conference thanks to BNPtv.
Political awakening
Nick Griffin’s speech was topical
Simon Darby
and sharp, linking the recession Deputy Chairman
to the public’s political awakening
and realisation that only the British
National Party can safeguard our
people through these most difficult
of times. He detailed how only an
economy based on national interests,
which directly protects the liveli-
hoods of the British working people
and the welfare of our most vulner-
able and elderly, is the way forward.
The 2008 Conference was the best
organised one that I have attended and
that’s down to Micheala Mackenzie
whose experience and professionalism in
this sphere has taken the Party’s politi-
cal events to a new level over the past 12
months. The debate was also better than
David anything in previous years and the calibre Michaela Mackenzie
Hannam of our delegates continues to impress.
Conference Organiser
Deputy The future looks very good for the
Treasurer British National Party in 2009.

Peter Mullins
South West
Amanda Forster
North East Adam Walker, Chairman of the Solidarity Trade Union, Photographs by
Activist of the Year meets some Conference delegates Colin Goodgroves

Richard Barnbrook
London Assembly Mark Collett Eddy Butler - National Organiser
Representative Head of Publicity and Head of Elections

VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101
Newcastle sale launches
county council campaign
I “We don’t have elections in Stoke so
N preparation for the county
council elections in June, local
members held a successful paper-
sale in Newcastle-under-Lyme town
centre on Saturday 6th December.
Helping with the activity was Stoke
City BNP councillor Michael Cole-
man, who told Freedom.
SOUTHAMPTON: Local organiser Lilian Taylor, opens the meeting.
Lilian’s put the BNP back on the map
T
HE Southampton unit of the
British National Party held its
last meeting of the year in Decem-
ber and those present paid tribute
to the efforts of local organiser
Lilian Taylor.
She has worked hard to re-establish
the BNP in the area and along with
secretary John Easton, is already pre-
BNP respected in Welwyn and Hatfield
A Christmas social for the Welwyn
and Hatfield Group of the Brit-
ish National Party raised a total of
£139 thanks to a popular raffle.
Organiser Mark Fuller, told members:
Read Land & People’s regular newsletter,
The Countrysider which is of interest to
environmentalists and farmers.
It comes out six times a year.
Subscription to The Countrysider is £3 for 6 issues from:
Land & People, PO Box 351, Torquay, Devon TQ2 8XN
(cheques payable to British Heritage)    (Cheques made payable to FSID)
AROUND THE BNP BRANCHES
we shall be helping in Newcastle. We
sold a fair quantity of newspapers and
got a very good reception. The main
topic of conversation during the paper-
sale was the credit crunch and how it
affects not just working class folk but
the middle class as well.”
paring the ground for the next round
of local elections in June.
Guest speaker Andrew McBride, the
BNP’s South East Regional Organiser,
asked if there was anyone in the audi-
ence who would be prepared to stand
as a local election candidate, and three
members stepped forward to offer
their services.
“We have a lot to celebrate. As a politi-
cal group we have become well known
and respected in the area and accepted
by people as a voice for the local com-
munity. We now meet on a regular
fortnightly basis, and have
a Freedom  round that is
growing every month.
The guests tucked into a
delicious buffet provided
by a friendly publican and
the success of the raffle
rounded off an enjoyable
and productive evening.
WELCOME:
Mark Fuller and his
committee prepare
the buffet.
PAGE 9
BNP becoming a force on
Dennis Skinner’s patch
M OVE over Dennis Skinner, the
BNP is establishing itself in the
Beast of Bolsover’s constituency.
and now we have the added insult of
Sports World, the new main employer,
signing up Eastern European workers
while others took home membership
forms for family and friends.
John Ryde, the East Midlands Press
There were more than 60 people at the and leaving local people in the dole Officer and Geoff Dickens the East
inaugural meeting of Bolsover BNP in queue.” Midlands Regional Organiser, both
Langwith with local residents turning The meeting was opened by Shire- stressed the importance of support-
out to support the new group led by brook contact David Key, who spoke ing the new group and helping out by
Paul Harford, a former Labour Party about his reasons for joining the becoming active members.
councillor. BNP and how as an ex-miner, he felt A collection and raffle combined
Paul was a member of the Labour let down by Labour. He urged local raised over £120, which will be put
Party for 18 years and a local council- people to stand together, which many towards local leaflets for forthcoming
lor for 14 years, but said that Labour did by joining the Party on the night, recruitment drives.
no longer represented the
British people.
In his address to the meet-
ing Paul said:
“Our once thriving mining
community was brought
to its knees during the
80’s by the closure Shire-
brook and Langwith pits
BOLSOVER:
There’s a good turn-
out to hear the former
Labour councillor,
Paul Harford.
(Insert): The top table
with Geoff Dickens
and John Ryde.
Labour thugs fail to
stop Christmas party
A
LABOUR MP led a gang of
Labour Party thugs to a car
park in Crawley in Sussex in an
attempt to stop families, many with
young children, from attending a
Christmas party.
Laura Moffatt MP and her thugs
turned up at the car park in London
Road because they thought it was
a meeting point for members of the
British National Party attending a
social event, but she stood around in
the cold for nothing after Police tipped
off local BNP officials.
A British National Party spokeswoman
told the Crawley News:
“We were aware that an intervention ahead as planned at a nearby venue CHRISTMAS STORY: Nick Griffin with
would take place so we met at a differ- where BNP chairman Nick Griffin, was some of the youngsters at the party.
ent location.” the guest of honour. He told the story
The South East’s Christmas Party went of Father Christmas to the smaller chil- dren there, before the very man himself
arrived to hand out gifts!
Nick presented Mike Witchell of
Bognor Regis, with the Activist of
the Year award for the South East in
acknowledgment of his hard work.
This included establishing a Freedom
door-to-door round of nearly 100 in
his ward where he has polled 26% and
30% in successive elections.
Richard Trower, the organiser of the
event, along with other key personnel,
were thanked by Regional Organiser
Andrew McBride, for all their hard
work over the year.
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PAGE 10
The John
Brunt pub
gets its
new sign
A PUB in Paddock Wood in Kent
has paid tribute to a war hero
on Remembrance Day by unveiling
a new pub sign in his honour.
Captain John Henry Cound Brunt VC,
MC (6 December 1922 to 10 Decem-
ber 1944) won the Victoria Cross, the
most prestigious award for gallantry
in the face of the enemy, when in Italy
during the Second World War. He was
twice decorated for bravery in action
before being killed by mortar fire.
AT LAST: Campaigners unveil the new
pub sign on Remembrance Day.
As a young man, he had a reputation
for daring, and the actions that won
him the Victoria Cross exemplified
this, when despite being wounded he
single-handedly held off enemy troops,
allowing his men to reach safety.
The original sign went missing when
the pub changed its name to the Hop-
ping Horse in 1997, four years later
it reverted back to the John Brunt
but the sign had never been replaced
until now.
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Cut the tax on a pint and
allow smoking-only pubs
T
HE British Beer & Pub Associa-
tion’s quarterly Beer Barometer
found that 161 million fewer pints
were sold in Britain’s pubs this year
compared to the same three-month
period last year - that’s a drop of 1.8
million pints a day.
It is the biggest drop-off in sales in the
third quarter of the year since Labour
came to power in 1997.
Falling beer sales and the smoking ban
are forcing five pubs a day to close and
now more than half the villages of Eng-
land are without an inn or pub for the
first time since the Norman Conquest.
Industry experts predict that a further
7,500 pubs will be forced to close by
2012, which will mean that each pub,
with its distinctive history and local
atmosphere conducive as a place not
only in which to drink, but also to eat,
to meet, to play games and watch sport,
will be lost forever.
In rural Britain the pub is the centre
of the community in much the same
way the Church used to be but now
just as the church has faded away, so
the pub will follow suit.
The Government is to blame for the
demise of the pub with its unfair taxes
and draconian smoking ban. Why go
out to the local on a cold night when
once there you have to pay more for
your pint and stand outside if you
want a cigarette.
Landlord arrested over
‘cuttings’ noticeboard
S if times weren’t hard enough for pub
landlords, Peter Mailer of the Black Bull
Hotel in Warkworth in Northumberland
was arrested on suspicion of committing a
racially-aggravated public order offence.
The complaint was made by an off-duty police
chief from Nottinghamshire, who was on holi-
day, over a noticeboard of press cuttings on
immigration displayed in the pub.
Mr Mailer told the Northern Echo:
“This chap was in with a friend and their
respective wives, and I had a chat with them.
He certainly said nothing about the items on
my wall at the time.
“It seems that this senior officer had to justify
his fat salary by rocking the boat in a sleepy
little village hundreds of miles away from
where he lives.”
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sold in pubs to be dramatically reduced
and landlords given the choice of
whether they want to allow smoking or
to serve food.
The British pub is a tradition that must
be preserved because its loss will
change the face of many of our com-
munities. As nationalist Hilaire Belloc
pointed out nearly 100 years ago:
“When you have lost your inns, you
may drown your empty selves, for you
will have lost the heart of England.”
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VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101
Sally Wood
Straight Talking
Meet the Great Deceiver
I
FEEL sorry for the British people of Oldham. They deserve to be
represented by an honest and upright member of Parliament, but
instead they have Phil Woolas, the epitome of the snake oil salesman.
This is the man who has suddenly decided to talk the talk, and walk the
walk of the British National Party. Unfortunately there is  just one small
problem -  he is a member of the Labour Party, that self same Party that
has been in power for the last eleven years and which has presided over
the flood of immigrants to these shores.  Statistics suggest that 3 million
immigrants have officially entered the UK in the last 16 years with the
majority coming from the Third World, all while the Labour Party has been
in Government. Indeed when first coming to power, it was the Labour Party
that allowed marriage to be used as a means of immigration and it was the
Labour Party that doubled the number of work permits in 2002 and opened
the labour market to new EU members without restriction in 2004.
PHIL WOOLAS: Another one of the Labour Party’s snake oil salesmen.
Yet Phil Woolas likes to boast of how he has shrunk the vote of the British
National Party in his constituency. He says that he has done this by letting
voters know he knows what they are thinking. In other words he feels their
pain. It is a shame that Oldhammers cannot see through his rhetoric.
One good example of his duplicity was when he recently promised that Brit-
ain’s population would not be allowed to rise above 70 million, yet he offers
no solution to the spiralling immigrant birth-rate nor can he prevent mil-
lions of European Union citizens coming to live here if they wish to do so.
I fear that as the proportion of white folk of Oldham diminish in num-
bers relative to the immigrant population, as they surely will, they will lose
their voting influence and then Phil Woolas will no longer need to espouse
views that he doesn’t believe in and will revert back to type.
The Art of Queueing
M
ENTION the Baltic Dry Index to most people and it will just
produce a blank look. If you then go on to explain that it has
dropped by more than 90% in the last 6 months it is unlikely that they
will have any idea of the implications.
They will not realise that such a large drop of this little known index
indicates that ships are just not moving goods. Ship-owners need to get
credit  from the banks before they send their cargoes as they can never
be sure of payment when they reach their destination. Once they are paid
they  repay the banks but without that cover they will not leave port.  It
means that bulk goods such as wheat are not being shipped to market, so
when reserve stocks run out so will the production of food.
Shortages will lead to queueing for food but this will be nothing new
for us Brits as our history books are full of images of our folk stoically
queueing in an orderly fashion for bread during the last war. Queues
today however can be anything but orderly as was recently demon-
strated by an incident on Long Island in the USA recently.
FRONT OF THE QUEUE: To get there you will have to be fighting fit.
By 5.00am, a large crowd had gathered  outside Wal-Mart for the tra-
ditional discounted goods offered on ‘Black Friday’ - the day after
Thanksgiving. As the crowd from the back pushed forward, pressure
built up and the glass doors were forced open with the crowd surging
forward like a herd of wildebeests on the move. A shop keeper was
knocked to the ground in the ensuing melee, but this did not deter the
crowd and he was just trampled under foot. The shoppers even refused
to leave the premises after they heard of his death.
a scrum with more street-wise immigrants, should start storing up pro-
visions in case of forthcoming shortages. Queueing in the future will
only be for those who are fighting fit and possess sharp elbows.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101
BNP - IN THE COMMUNITY PAGE 11

BNP save the day by James Mole

M EMBERS of the British National Party have planted

trees in the parish of Leicester Forest East.
Since the early 1980s, the county of Leicestershire has lost
over 50% of its single landscape trees from rural areas due
to the ravages of Dutch Elm Disease and Ash Decline. More
recently disorders such as Chestnut Bleeding Canker and
Oak Decline are adding to this loss.
Under a County Council initiative, which is aimed at replac-
ing lost trees in rural areas of the county, ten trees (Alder
and Maple) were provided to the parish council but no one
appeared to want to plant them.
Originally a Labour councillor had agreed to organise the
planting but then dropped out leaving the parish clerk with
no choice but to use council taxpayers’ money to hire an
outside firm to plant the trees.
That was until BNP parish councillor Paul Preston, was
informed of the problem and he immediately organised a team JOB DONE: BNP Councillor Paul Preston, with
of BNP members to do the planting without charge. one of the newly planted trees.

BNP refurbishes RSPCA

office despite the Tories
saying it wouldn’t happen
T HANKS to the efforts of Brit-
ish National Party councillor
Mark Logan, the BNP Community
Outside in the garden, a youth
offenders’ team, made up of teenag-
ers making reparation for the crimes
munity and local business working
together in harmony to save such a
vital community asset. What a slap
Action Team and local businesses, they have committed, did a sterling in the eye for my ward’s two Tory
the RSPCA office at Chippenham job of cutting brambles and removing councillors who said the work was too
Road in Harold Hill, Romford, has debris. costly to be done. The work is a testa-
been refurbished. Mark Logan told Freedom: ment to the people of Harold Hill and
The remedial work to the building “It has been an honour and a privilege shows that they are only too willing
should have cost in the region of to project manage this refurbishment to work for the community on worth-
£25,000, but the whole project was and very rewarding to see the com- while projects.”
done free of charge. The RSPCA  
were delighted with the quality of the
workmanship, the speed with which it
was done and the funding which was
gained by Mark Logan in order for the
refurbishment to take place.
Now the office has been re-wired and
re-decorated both internally and exter-
nally. It has a new kitchen, new car-
BNP COMMUNITY
pets, a new counter and new UPVC
ACTION TEAM:
doors fitted. All the decorating mate-
Mick Woods and
rials were provided free of charge by
Ken Seager finish
B&Q, after a grant had been applied
off the tiling
for, and the kitchen was supplied and
in the kitchen.
fitted by Magnet free of charge.

NHS nurse tells BNP councillor that

patients are dying from malnutrition
A NURSE who has been work-
ing within the National Health
Service for nearly twenty years has
blown the whistle on the state of
hospitals in the West Midlands.
She contacted her BNP councillor in
Tipton, Russell Green, and revealed a
grim picture of the systematic disman-
tling of a health service that was once
the envy of the world.
Car parks have been sold off to private
companies who have hiked the charges
for visitors and patients, and in-house
catering has been closed down and
the contract given to expensive pri-
vate providers, which has taken much
needed revenue out of the system.
The nurse said that food guidelines
stress ‘patients are treated as family’
and that each individual should have a
varied diet and vitamin intake but this
is not happening which is effecting
patient recovery times.
The widespread use of immigrant
nurses and migrant worker ward helpers
is putting further strain on the system.
This is because they are unfamiliar with
procedures, some can’t speak English,
DEBRIEFING:
BNP councillor
Russell Green,
hears the grim
truth about a
local hospital
from a nurse.
and their training falls below standards
required of British nurses.
In her ward of twenty four patients,
washing and feeding is hap-hazard
and medication is not administered
when it is due. Despite numerous
complaints to the management, things
haven’t improved, and the nurse was
even told: “stop causing trouble or go
and find a different area to work in”.
But now other nurses in the same hos-
pital are raising their concerns too.
Many believe that elderly patients are
actually dying due to malnutrition.
“No one takes responsibility to check
the patient’s diet, or that they are even
being fed on a regular basis. When
food is left untouched, no one seems
to be concerned as to why the meal
is being left. Anyone daring to voice
criticism of the system is shot down in
flames,” says the nurse.
Russell Green was shocked by the
revelations but thanked the nurse for
bringing this lack of basic care to the
public’s attention.
“A hard-working and vastly expe-
rienced nurse has spoken  out and
this Government should take notice.
A once fine hospital has become a
broken institution and patients’ lives
are now being put at risk,” he said 
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COMMENT
The Voice of
ISSUE No.101
Freedom
The Newspaper of the British National Party
EDITOR: Martin Wingfield
Contributors:
Steve Johnson, Tina Wingfield,
Trisha Scott, & Louise Scott
freedom@bnp.org.uk
Worry spawns awareness
THERE wasn’t a worry in the world. Jobs were secure,
homes were going up in value every year and for all those
little luxuries there were the credit cards and when one
card reached its limit, there was always the 0% balance
transfer to another card to restore its spending power.
Who had any time for politics with all that shopping to do,
home improvements to be made, foreign holidays to be
taken and 100 plus television channels to be watched.
So what if immigration was out of control, the country
was being swamped by migrant workers from Eastern
Europe, British jobs were being off-shored to Asia and
our shops were full of imported manufactured goods and
food . . . we were alright Jack!
T HIS HAS been the mindset of the majority of the
British people for the last five years. They have
switched off to what is happening in Britain today and
they have been able to do so because they have been
cocooned in their own little world of easy credit which has
allowed them to forget about the outside world; pampered
in their private world with material goods and needs.
But not any more!
Now everyone should be worried. Jobs aren’t secure, prop-
erty prices are crashing, credit cards are hard to come by
and 0% balance transfer virtually non-existent. On top of this,
each and every household in Britain is saddled with a per-
sonal debt of £21,952 in unsecured loans which with interest
charges rises every month.
But with this worry will come the awareness. Those who pre-
viously didn’t have time for politics, will now think of nothing
else. Suddenly they will be aware of the need to safeguard
their employment, their housing, their health and welfare.
Each head of family will become aware of the responsibility
he or she has to look after their family and as they do, they will
expect the British Government to start looking after them.
This means a Government putting the interests of the Brit-
ish people first. It means providing jobs, homes, and all the
essential services for OUR people before anyone else. It
means growing OUR OWN food and manufacturing OUR
OWN goods and not being reliant for others to feed and
clothe OUR OWN people.
Only a British National Party Government would be pre-
pared to look after OUR people in this way and that is
why in 2009 the British people will, for the first time in
the last five years, start to seriously take a look at the
BNP and the policies that we would implement.
Freedom
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EDITORIAL & LETTERS
BEHIND OUR SUCCESS: The South East of England is one of the British National Party’s growth areas and this has come about
thanks to the hard work of the region’s local organisers who met up at the end of November to plan their strategy for 2009.
Corruption of Labour
A FTER a Daily Mirror headline
gleefully announced, “The BNP
Exposed”, I was contacted by two of
that newspaper’s journalists with one
even purporting to be a BNP official
and I have to admit that I was taken
in. You see I move in circles where
people are who they say they are.  its centuries of tradition and unique
The journalists were disappointed to
find that I wasn’t a racist.  It didn’t
seem to occur to them that the increas-
ing numbers of professional people in
the British National Party, as indicated
by the list, might have something to
do with the moral bankruptcy of the
present political system.
The BNP speaks for Britain and our
Christian heritage which is something
the main political parties no longer
do, as they are only interested in the
United States of Europe.
For 45 years I supported the Labour
Party, but became totally disillusioned
by all the deceit and lies of the Blair
years. Labour has taken our country
into two illegal wars for which they
did not have an electoral mandate.
To date, these wars have claimed the
lives of some 300 British service per-
sonnel and for nothing.  John Reed, Wolverhampton.  meant that there was one positive thing
It is the corruption of the ‘Old’ Labour
Party by the ‘New’ one that the Daily
Mirror should be exposing. 
Dr R. Barnes, King’s Lynn.
Question Time
I WAS hoping that the Question
Time from Stoke, where the BNP
has nine councillors, would be a
BULK
landmark programme with the
BNP invited on to the panel. But I
was to be disappointed.
RATES
I wrote to the BBC asking why there
was no BNP representation, and editor
Gill Penlington, responded by saying
that they had endeavoured to make
sure that there was a BNP presence in
the audience.
+ £4.00 p&p She went on to point out: “during the
+ £5.50 p&p
+ £10.00 p&p
debate, one audience member who
said he voted Conservative explained
+ £12.00 p&p why he thought the local BNP coun-
+ £15.00 p&p cillors were doing a good job.”
Talk about scraps from the table. This
chap was an Independent councillor
and it is a sorry state of affairs when
the BBC’s idea of a BNP presence is
a former Tory who has now found he
has a better chance of being elected by
standing as a non-aligned candidate.
Maurice Banks, Birmingham.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101
Letters to the Editor
Phillips wants more
O NCE again Trevor Phillips,
head of the Equality & Human
Rights Commission, has criticised
Britain for being “racist”.
What more can he want of the white
indigenous people of this country?
We have allowed our small island, with
way of life, to be subjected to immigra-
tion on a scale which defies belief.
Our Governments have drafted laws
which put ethnic minorities at the
front of the queue for jobs.
We have spent  untold millions of
taxpayers’ money on the vast race
relations industry and  funding Mr
Phillip’s considerable salary.
We have changed our traditional
laws  so that ethnic minority sensi-
bilities can be accommodated.
We have sacrificed our  rights of
freedom of speech and freedom
of opinion, just so that the views,
vision and agenda of Trevor Phillips
can go unchallenged, and those of us
who would oppose their viewpoint
are pilloried in the press.
I am at a loss,  as to  what more we
can do to satisfy Trevor Phillips.
This racism is OK
A N exhibition at Liverpool’s
Conservation Centre
Whitechapel called Recollections
in
features the photographs of Phillip
Jones Griffiths.
I called in with my children and was
surprised to see a photograph of a
street scene with the words ‘Keep
Africa Black’ in 2 foot high letters
on the gable end of a building.
Can you imagine the furore there
would have been if the photo was of
the slogan ‘Keep Britain White?
Mick Dorset, Wigan.
Re-Writing history
T HE distortion of our history
continues without check in
politically correct media land.
There is a black female principal
character in the adaptation of Little
Dorrit, which was written in 1855
and set in Victorian England.
And then in a new series of Sharpe,
one of the British soldiers in 1820’s
India just happens to be an African!
Whatever next?
Mike Corfield, email.
- freedom@bnp.org.uk
Why we need the BNP
I F anyone was in any doubt that
Enoch Powell was right then they
should watch the London Mayor’s
Question Time on LBC digital TV.
In a recent one, the BNP’s GLA
assembly member Richard Barn-
brook, asked a question about strug-
gling white children who are fast
becoming minorities in London.
Boris Johnson wouldn’t answer,
instead he chose to hide behind Black
chairwoman Jeanette Arnold, who
said that no answer would be nec-
essary. With so many ethnic groups
represented and supported by public
money when will white people get
their first interest group?
I suspect we never will, and that is why
we need the British National Party.
Rory Allanson, London.
Clone development
Y
OU will be pleased to note that
the latest issue of Freedom was
on sale at the new Westfield shop-
ping development at Shepherd’s
Bush in West London.
I bought a copy at W.H. Smith which
to emerge from my inspection of this
soulless and unnecessary clone devel-
opment. It will only be a matter of time
before the taxpayer will be forced to
pay for urban renewal grants to those
existing streets that will obviously be
affected by this development.
Finally, the newspaper did not have a
bar code so the person on the till had
to type something into the checkout
machine.
The receipt says ‘Local Ststy....0.60’.
A barcode may be worth considering
because it speeds up the transaction
and provides instant sales statistics.
Steve Dunkin, Notting Hill.
Achieving your aim
C
ongratulations on your 100th
issue of Freedom.
Unfortunately I cannot claim to have
read every newspaper but I sincerely
hope to be able to read the next one
hundred.
Freedom has certainly achieved its
aim in educating the public as to the
true face of the British National Party
which has undermined the establish-
ment’s effort to hang the ‘knuckle-
dragging skinheads’ label on us.
Carol Collett, Leicester.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101
Pioneer BNP
activist scoops
Welsh award
by Clive Bennett
R OB McGlynn of Swansea BNP
is the Activist of the Year for
Wales 2008 and he was presented
with the award at his branch’s
November meeting.
This is the first year for such an
award and it was felt that it would be
appropriate to consider more than just
the 12 month period and to include
the record of activism to date when
making the choice.
ROB McGLYNN: Activist of the year.
Rob is one of the longest serving
campaigners in Wales and was
actively promoting the British
National Party even before there was
a BNP group in Swansea.
He was a lone activist who bought
and distributed the Party’s leaflets
by himself. It was his dedicated
campaigning at this time, keeping the
BNP spark bright, that is the reason
why the British National Party now
has active groups not only in Swansea
but in Bridgend, Ammanford,
Newport, Vale of Glamorgan, West
Wales and South Wales.
Rob, who continues to be as active
today, was presented with a framed
certificate and a book signed by BNP
Chairman Nick Griffin.
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FOR & AGAINST: Pete Molloy (left) and Peter Stafford (right) with branch colleagues.
Liverpool BNP provides the debate
L
IVERPOOL BNP dominated
the floor of the BNP’s Annual
Conference in Blackpool when
speakers from the branch spoke
both for and against the motion
during one debate.
Pete Molloy, a former active member
of Fathers 4 Justice, proposed the
motion dealing with family law and
called for the introduction of a “legal
presumption to contact” in the event
of a relationship breakdown, so that
both parents would have a legal right
to direct contact with their child;
the introduction of a legal definition
Brin’s our new man in Cornwall
C
ORNWALL has a new BNP
organiser, Brin Jenkins, who
will be ably assisted and kept in line
by his very active and competent
wife, Gwen.
“Together they form the spearhead on
which we shall impale the opposition
down here at the pointed end,”
says South West Regional
Organiser Peter Mullins.
Assisted by Cynthia and Mike
Wainwright as the leafleting
team leaders, Peter Howell
the fundholder and lots of
volunteers up and down
AT THE HELM:
Brin Jenkins and his
wife, Gwen.
for the “best interest of the child”
principle; and the repeal of the Civil
Partnership Act 2004.
Speaking against the repeal of the Civil
Partnership Act was Peter Stafford,
also from Liverpool, and a stimulating
debate followed. But in the end the
motion was carried and a delighted
Pete Molloy told Freedom:
“This means that the British National
Party is the only Party committed to
putting the traditional family unit
first. A pledge that will ensure that it
is the welfare of our children that is
the priority.”
the county, we are anticipating great
progress in the sleepiest of Britain’s
counties.
Brin, a former RAF engineer, and Gwen
are committed Christians and will be a
valued asset to the Party. They can be
contacted at: cornwall@bnp.org.uk
PAGE 13
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BNP activity catches the eye on Union helps BNP teacher

St Andrew’s Day in Edinburgh get a fair tribunal panel
A COLOURFUL show of our
country’s flags drew atten-
tion to a BNP activity on a crisp St
Andrew’s Day in Edinburgh.
Police had been briefed several days
prior to the Day of Action which
included distributing the special
issue of Freedom and handing in
a letter at the Scottish Parliament
intolerance,” a charge he denies.
Alex Fergusson MSP, concerning
the fact that members of the Police
and Prison Services are not permit-
Proceedings were brought to a halt
when Adam’s union representa-
tives  voiced his opposition to Judy
ted to be members of the British Moorhouse being on the panel. She is a
National Party. former president of the National Union
The BNP team then moved on to of Teachers and is an outspoken oppo-
Princes Street where during a three nent of the British National Party.
hour period, activists distributed Solidarity General Secretary Patrick
hundreds of leaflets and over 250 Harrington,  argued that Adam was COLIN GILMORE: 14.5% of the vote.

BNP vote
addressed to the Presiding Officer copies of Freedom. entitled to receive a fair  tribunal, and
that this would be impossible if Ms
Moorhouse was on the panel.

holds up in
After deliberation, the GTC agreed,
and Moorhouse and her colleagues
on the panel were stood down.

Hinckley
ADAM WALKER: Victim of a witch hunt. Mr Harrington told journalists waiting

B RITISH National Party mem-

bers gathered in Birmingham to
demonstrate against the witch hunt
of school teacher Adam Walker.
A General Teaching Council (GTC)
tribunal was due to be held in the city
but was adjourned after representa-
tions from the Soli-
darity trade union.
EDINBURGH: After an hour outside the Scottish Parliament the team walked Adam is accused
up the Royal Mile to near by Waverley station in Princes Street.
of using his school
laptop to express
outside the hearing:
“It was clearly inappropriate for
Judy Moorhouse to be a judge in this
case. The GTC considered the legal
arguments and made a decision that
will go some way to restoring public
confidence.”
HINCKLEY & BOSWORTH COUNCIL
Markfield Stanton & Field Head
Thursday 13th November 2008
Sue Sprayson (Con)............... 637
Andy Furlong (Lab)................. 521
Robin Webber-Jones (Lib-Dem). 390
Colin Gilmore (BNP)............. 263
BNP Percentage: 14.5%

I N A closely contested marginal

Self-sufficiency call in Rugby

views “suggestive of
racial and religious seat in Hinckley and Bosworth,
less than 380 votes covered all four
JUDY HAS GONE: candidates.

R EMEMBRANCE Day saw
the final Rugby BNP meeting
of 2008 which attracted one of the
highest turnouts of the year.
The guest speaker was the popular
the global economy and the need for
our country to be as self-sufficient as
possible in its needs.
He told those present that despite
what our opponents throw at us, we
BNP chairman Nick The BNP vote held up well in the face
Griffin, tells the BNP of huge campaigns by the main parties
demonstrators that as the Tories and Labour battled for a
their protest has
seat that has a history of swinging to
been successful.
one Party and then the other.

Re-launch in Milton Keynes

East Birmingham organiser Richard
Lumby, who spoke about collapse of
must never loose heart or sight of the The Liberal Democrats fought a
goals that we want to achieve. campaign with the intensity of a
Richard told the meeting parliamentary election and after
that we were all part of the distributing 16 leaflets, managed to
nationalist family and that
our strength was our unity in
working together to secure a
N OVEMBER saw the re-launch
of the Milton Keynes BNP
group with a well-attended meeting
didate in the Henley by-election, who
urged people now to start campaigning
for the European Elections.
more than double their vote.

British future for our people.

A raffle with 15 prizes on
offer proved a great suc-
cess in raising funds for next
year’s big election push.
GUEST SPEAKER:
Richard Lumby.
organised by Mark Burke.
Over 50 members and supporters heard
Andy McBride, the British National
Party’s South East regional organiser, Missed out in
the last issue
a speech from Tim Rait, the BNP can- pledged his support to the new group
saying the regional
office would support
the area all it could
with intensive train-
ing for local officials
and help with BNP

Labour official is BNP candidate

activities in Milton
Keynes.

A former secretary of the Labour

Party in Darlington stood for
the British National Party in a local
council election in the town.
DARLINGTON COUNCIL
North Road Ward
Thursday 13th November 2008
John Hoodless had been a member of
the Labour Party for 20 years before
becoming bitterly disillusioned about
what they have done to Britain and WELCOME:
joining the BNP. Mark Burke opens
“New Labour is now identical to the the meeting in
Milton Keynes.
A
Tory Party - the “old enemy” and POLOGIES to Bernard Collinson,
only the British National Party offers (above) our excellent candidate

Dining Club hears about Peak Oil

Anne Curry (Lib-Dem)............ 561 something different,” he told his local in the South Bank by-election for
John Vasey (Lab).................... 262 newspaper. Redcar Council, for missing out his
George Jenkinson (Con)............ 115 John was pleased to come within just result in the last issue of Freedom.

John Hoodless (BNP)...........
Stephen Jones (Lib-Dem)..........
BNP Percentage: 9.6%
106 nine votes of taking third place from
60 that “old enemy” after winning nearly
10% of the vote in North Road ward.
M
EMBERS of the Crom-
well Diners’ Club enjoyed a
superb four course meal at a black
tie dinner event, held recently in a
new venue near Whitwick in the
inside”. David works extensively in
Polling nearly 16% of the vote and
the Middle East and was able to give
just short of FOUR TIMES the Tory
members an insight into what is actu- vote is a result worth recording in
ally happening in this complex region full however late.
which supplies the West with most of

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10 cms x 2 Columns = £60.00 a month Joan Bolton (Con).................. 59
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mem bers

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ALL AGES: The gathering was a cross-section of the community, with ages ranging from the late teens to mid-eighties.

South Shropshire Patriots’ Dinner

hears of BNP growth in the county
by Caroline Snyder ago, and the message on the doorstep the late teens to mid-eighties.

T HERE has been a significant

increase in support for the BNP
in true-blue rural South Shrop-
is simple: people have had enough”
he said to loud applause.
The black tie event was a sell-out
BNP Deputy leader Simon Darby,
spoke after dinner, providing amusing
anecdotes of recent events including
ENVIRONMENT HOUSING

shire. That was the message from
local organiser, James Whittall to
the inaugural South Shropshire
Patriots’ Dinner.
He said that this growth of the Party
would be highly important in terms of
the overall European Parliament vote
in the West Midlands next June.
“The BNP is now in a position to pick
up votes in areas that would have been
unthinkable as little as three years
affair with 40 attending the function
at a perfect, traditional location in the
county. The dinner raised funds for
the South Shropshire & Bridgnorth
campaign in the run-up to next year’s
elections to Shropshire’s new Unitary
Council and for the Euro elections to
the European Parliament.
The gathering was, as always, a genu-
ine cross-section of the community,
with those in attendance ranging from
the protest against the less-than-funny
prospect of a new mosque in Billesley,
Birmingham, where even the local
Sikh community came out to publicly
support the BNP’s stance.
Mr Darby commented on how pleas-
ing it was to see the Party now getting
support in areas such as “hideously
white” Ludlow, before wrapping up
with a toast to South Shropshire BNP
for putting on the splendid event.

BNP poll 20%

in Bridlington
NHS BRITISH JOBS

B RIDLINGTON British National

Party stood three candidates in
local by-elections held in the town
on Thursday November 27th 2008.
Gary Pudsey polled over 20% in
Bridlington North, while James Cor-
nell and Sarah Jacques had a Party
percentage of 22.3% in the dual seat
of Old Town Ward. CAMPAIGN: Geoff Clynch briefs the meeting on “Racism Cuts Both Ways”.

Isle of Wight holds BNP meeting

The turnout was a shocking 10% and
the council’s electoral department
bears responsibility for this as it was

the first ever election in Bridlington
where voting cards weren’t sent out.
“This led to great confusion with
voters uncertain where to go to vote,
or as to whether there was even an
election taking place,” Gary Pudsey
told Freedom.
T
HE Isle of Wight unit of the
BNP held its first meeting which
was attended by 40 people.
Geoff Clynch, the new organiser for
the Island, welcomed members and
supporters who had braved appalling
weather to attend.
The key issue for the meeting was the
ten thousand houses destined to be
built on farmland as part of a Gov-
ernment initiative. Members voted to
campaign to stop this destruction of
the countryside and South East BNP CRIME IMMIGRATION
organiser Andy McBride, presented
6,000 Stop the Building leaflets to
launch the campaign.
A collection raised over £150 and
after the meeting Geoff Clynch said:
“I am amazed at the level of support
for the British National Party here on
the Isle of Wight. Our mission is to
get local councillors elected and assist
in the South East constituency’s Euro-
pean election campaign.”

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REMEMBRANCE DAY VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.101

For our
fallen
heroes
O N Remembrance Day,
British National Party
members were out in force
to pay their respects to those
who gave their lives in the
service of their country.
From the top left and going
clockwise, Glasgow, Merton in
South West London, Southend,
Basingstoke, Croydon, Pendle,
Bradford, and Horsham. The
two wreaths featured were laid
in Epping and Croydon.

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