British Democrat Councillor Lawrence Rustem discusses historical references, including Enoch Powell’s 1968 “Rivers of Blood” speech, and uses them as a framework to comment on current political issues, public services, social cohesion, and concerns expressed by communities across the UK. ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis This article highlights the government’s troubling disregard for our soldiers by prioritising individuals who should not even be in the UK. This situation raises critical questions about how resources and support are allocated, as those who ...
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By David Furness The London Borough of Tower Hamlets is located east of the Tower of London and covers much of the East End. Tower Hamlets Council is governed by the Aspire Party, which is led by Executive Mayor Lutfur ...
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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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British Democrats member, Matt Godden draws parallels between the Anthony Burgess novel “1985” and present-day Britain at a meeting in Maidstone, Kent. Anthony Burgess’s novel 1985 (published in 1978) is a dystopian work that criticizes both the growing power of ...
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Video: Dr Jim Lewthwaite at Traditional Britain Group Event
Dr Jim Lewthwaite, Chairman of the British Democrats, delivers a short address at the Traditional Britain Group Christmas event in London. In this speech, Dr Lewthwaite reflects on: Join us! Click here to join us as a member. Or sign ...
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