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Seats are filling up quickly for our Annual Conference, taking place in Hertfordshire on Saturday, 24th October. We look forward to welcoming party members from across the United Kingdom for an inspiring day of speeches, discussion, networking, and socialising. ​Set in an excellent venue, this year’s event promises to be outstanding. Accommodation can be arranged for those staying overnight, and an evening social with food and drinks available is lined up for anyone who would like to join us after the day’s programme. The Conference will also include: • Tea & coffee on arrival. • An exceptional lineup of speakers:…

By Peter Finch The political elite in City Hall have once again demonstrated their Anti-White agenda. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan attended the official opening of EbonyLife Place London in Nine Elms, the UK’s first dedicated African and Black cinema and cultural complex. Spearheaded by Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu and modelled after her entertainment complex in Lagos, the multi-story venue combines foreign film screenings with African dining, art, and retail. Beneath the glossy praise from City Hall lies a stark reality: establishment politicians are actively facilitating the commercial and cultural footprint of foreign media empires while native British heritage…

By Peter Finch The mask has slipped once again on Britain’s state broadcaster. Newly published figures from the BBC’s annual pay gap report reveal that white workers are paid significantly less than their minority ethnic counterparts in almost every single salary band across the corporation. Funded by a coercive TV licence fee that taxes ordinary British households under threat of prosecution, the BBC is actively operating internal pay disparities that reward ideological dogma while systematically disadvantaging native workers. According to the broadcaster’s official data, the salary disparity reaches an extraordinary 13.2 per cent at the lowest pay grade, where minority…

By Keith Sharp Continuous Occupation The Anglo-Saxon migration and settlement in Britain began during the mid-5th century (around 410 to 450 AD) – over 1,500 years ago – following the departure of the Roman Legions. Modern Historical View: Historians and archaeologists emphasise that the takeover was not a single, coordinated military invasion (unlike the small boat crossings happening over a period of several years rather than centuries?). Instead, as discussed by users on Reddit’s AskHistorians, there is a concessus that the transition was a more gradual process of migration, CULTURAL ASSIMILATION, and piecemeal settlement starting as early as the 420s…

By Peter Finch A fresh debate has erupted across social media over whether “Englishness” is a distinct white indigenous ethnicity or merely a loose national identity that anyone can select on a form. Technocrats, academics, and establishment commentators routinely reduce English identity to a administrative tick-box on the census or a temporary collection of historical migration layers. This attempt to erase the English as an actual ethnic group is a targeted political manoeuvre. No one applies this standard to other nations. No one claims the Japanese, native tribes, or the Kurds are fictitious identities simply because people can move to…

By Peter Finch The government has formally confirmed plans to introduce a “pay-per-mile” road tax starting in April 2028. Titled Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED), the scheme will initially charge electric car owners 3p per mile and plug-in hybrid drivers 1.5p per mile, verified annually through the MOT database. While pitched as a policy targeting electric vehicles to offset declining fuel duty revenues, pay-per-mile taxation represents a fundamental shift toward tracking, auditing, and restricting personal mobility for all British drivers. The Stealth Tax on Mobility The average UK motorist covers roughly 7,000 to 10,000 miles per year. Under the new…

By Giuseppe De Santis It is clear that Labour wants to heavily tax hardworking Britons to increase government spending: but how much of these payouts actually goes to foreign nationals? Figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions reveal that households with foreign nationals received a record £11.9 billion in Universal Credit last year. That is up from £9.5 billion in 2024 and £7.5 billion in 2023, with more than half of the payments going to jobless claimants. According to data obtained by the Centre for Migration Control, about one in six Universal Credit payments over the last year…

By Party Secretary, Michael Jones ​We are delighted to report significant progress over the past few weeks as we continue to strengthen our national infrastructure. ​Following approval by the National Executive Council, we are pleased to announce three new Regional Organisers: ​East Midlands: Tristan Fisher ​Eastern: Cllr Chris Bateman ​South West: Cllr Peter Lawrence ​We warm-heartedly welcome our new officials and look forward to working closely alongside them as we build a credible, powerful Nationalist alternative. ​We also extend a warm welcome to all our new members joining us across the country, including those who have already hit the ground…

By Peter Finch In a social media broadcast titled “Bring back Duty and the Stiff Upper Lip”, former Conservative minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg delivered an extraordinary lecture to the British public. Surrounded by comfortable surroundings, Rees-Mogg spent eight minutes complaining about peers removing their ties in the House of Lords and people writing misery memoirs, before casually pivoting to foreign conflict. Comparing modern Britain to the fall of Ancient Rome, Rees-Mogg declared: “It is not impossible that in the next few years we may face a war… We may even face circumstances where people have to die to save their…