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The 2026 local election campaign has been a resounding success, fuelled by incredible momentum and a determined spirit for the British Democrats, where our unwavering hard work has truly come into play. When many local elections were suddenly reinstated after being cancelled by the Labour government, our members swiftly swung into action. One of our key objectives is to ensure that genuine Nationalism remains a vibrant, thriving force. We achieve this by blending active electoral politics with, community-focused action that truly makes a difference. A perfect example of this strategy is Basildon, where our British Democrats Parish Councillor, Chris Bateman, works…

By Deputy Chairman, Stephen Smith Economic Nationalism equals National Freedom Economic Nationalism is not an end in itself. Of course, we want our people to have a high standard of living, prosperity, and health. But Economic Nationalism’s principal purpose is providing the solid foundations to nurture and sustain the authentic, sovereign national state! Aside of political entanglements, a future, independent Nationalist Britain cannot be at the mercy of; International Finance, Multi-National Corporations (who frequently avoid paying UK tax), Foreign Investors and large-scale imports of foreign manufactured goods and (essential to note) imports of foodstuffs and ancillary items associated with the…

By Guiseppe Dr Santis The cost to British taxpayers for supporting students who do not speak English as a first language continues to climb, according to the latest figures. In some cases, schools are receiving up to £700,000 each to accommodate pupils who speak English as an additional language (EAL). Department for Education (DfE) data reveals that two schools, one in Manchester and another in Northampton, collected at least £500,000 this year to fund translators, bilingual teaching assistants, and specialized support materials. Critically, this funding is not “ring-fenced.” Instead, it is integrated into a school’s general budget, with local councils…

By Peter Finch Every month, households across Britain feel the bite of rising energy costs, yet too little of that money strengthens this country or secures its future. Instead, Britain remains exposed to imported energy, foreign capital, and a policy class that seems content to let others profit from our dependency. Norway chose a different path. Its petroleum revenues are channelled into the Government Pension Fund Global, a sovereign wealth fund created to invest the proceeds of oil and gas for the long term, rather than allowing them to be wasted or overheated into the domestic economy. The fund is…

By Party Chairman, Dr Jim Lewthwaite The first priority of any government should be the protection of its citizens against external enemies and internal crime and disorder. This Labour shambles does neither because it is afraid of its own backbenchers, who in turn fear that their wafer-thin majorities are vulnerable to defections from the previously “safe” Pakistani Muslim bloc. As ethnonationalists, we should never tire of pointing out that this situation, of vulnerability to blackmail by alien invaders aided and abetted by cowards, traitors, renegades, and collaborators from within our own kith and kin, would never have happened if we…

By Deputy Chairman, Stephen Smith The purpose; Nationalism. Authentic Radical Ethno-Nationalism. In terms of itsideological nucleus three interlocking parts that are integral to each other. ~ Sovereign Nation. Elected Parliament runs the affairs of state, not foreign regimesand/or sectional minority interests. ~ Ethno-State. A super majority of Anglo-Celtic natives. A European Nation. ~ Money. A mere token of goods/services exchanged not the instrument of an invisibleempire perverting politics. This was the purpose of the unified Nationalism established in 1967 by A.K. Chesterton.This wise man realised that the British Establishment, the ‘old parties’ (now a Uniparty),the System, riddled with Liberal Internationalists…

By David Furness The Labour government has raised immigration levels but has not outlined a clear plan to address the challenges that come with it. By 2030, four in ten new homes will be needed for migrants, underscoring the impact of migration on housing supply. The Office for Budget Responsibility’s latest Economic and Fiscal Outlook predicts that net immigration between 2026 and 2030 will be nearly 1.2 million people. In the same period, Britain is expected to build about 1.34 million new homes. It is estimated that around 500,000 extra homes will be needed for new arrivals. By 2030, it…

By Giuseppe De Santis Concerns have been raised in the Essex town of Braintree following reports of inappropriate behaviour linked to asylum seekers housed at a nearby former RAF base. Residents claim that some individuals have been taking photos of schoolgirls, making unwanted gestures towards women, and engaging in behaviour such as wolf-whistling, which has left some teenagers distressed. More serious allegations include women being followed while walking home from work, prompting fears for personal safety. Several residents say they now feel uncomfortable going out alone, with some carrying personal safety alarms and similar items for reassurance. Local businesses have…

By David Furness Based on the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) data for the most recent year available, prison records indicate that, among foreign national sex offenders jailed in the UK, Romanians account for the highest number, followed by Pakistanis, Poles, Indians, and Irish. There has been a rise (9.9%) in foreign national sex offenders. Adding to the statistical landscape, 42.3% of Bangladeshi nationals held in prison were convicted of sexual offences, which is more than twice the rate for British prisoners. Similarly, other nationalities with high rates included Kenyans, Sudanese, Ethiopians, Eritreans, Nigerians, Syrians, and Central Africans. In 2025, the…