On Saturday, 18th July, the newly formed Wakefield branch gathered for its first official meeting. It was an incredibly positive event, as demonstrated by first-time attendees choosing to join the party as members right then and there. The meeting was ...
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On Sunday, February 2nd, the British Democrats met in Basildon, Essex. Members in attendance were inspired by an afternoon of speeches from some of our key officials. Our elected local Councillor, Chris Bateman (pictured above), chaired the meeting. The first ...
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By David Furness Reform Party deputy leader Richard Tice Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform UK and Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness, says he remains deeply committed to his constituency despite dividing his time between Britain and ...
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By British Democrats Deputy Chairman, Stephen Smith Great Minds Sometimes Think Alike. British Democrats. Our name is sometimes a topic of discussion. Contemporary democracy itself (as a reality rather than a concept) is often viewed by genuine political radicals with ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Labour ministers continue to claim that they must increase taxation to restore public finances, but how much is the government wasting yearly on asylum seekers? In reality, the vast majority of these asylum seekers are individuals ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The Austrian Freedom Party’s (FPÖ) significant victory in the Styrian state election on Sunday, November 24, is a testament to its enduring strength. This win is the first time the party has won in this region, ...
Read..By Giuseppe De Santis At the recent local elections in Belgium and Austria, where mayors for small towns were chosen, candidates from anti-immigration parties emerged victorious in both countries, which has left many astonished. On a significant Sunday, 13 October, ...
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By British Democrats Secretary, Michael Jones This article aims to illustrate a few examples and highlight the benefits of serving as a local government representative, whether as a councillor or candidate in local government elections or as a community campaigner. ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The wave of nationalism sweeping across Europe has now reached Austria, culminating in a historic victory for the Freedom Party (FPÖ) in the general election. Their triumph, securing 29% of the vote on Sunday, September 29th, ...
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By Roberta Woods The ‘Change’ promised by pre-election Labour began as soon as they took office. Riots were spreading across the country before we could comprehend the frightening prospect of five years of Labour misrule. One of the first tasks ...
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