Delivering a word of hope in Salford
Despite the cold and rain, Salford British National Party continue in their mission to deliver the word of hope. Activists and candidates took to the local precinct to deliver party literature, EU Referendum leaflets with the controversial ‘Eat or Heat’ leaflet being the main focus.
When Life under the Spanish Sun Turns Cold
The report below is based on correspondence between Nick Griffin’s Constituency office and a concerned member of the public. This person wrote in to ask why a British national who is resident in Spain is not allowed to use the Spanish National Health system until he turns 65, even though he has paid full National Health contributions.
Nick backs Migration Watch Petition
Nick Griffin, MEP has urged everyone to sign an e-petition calling on the Government to take all necessary measures to keep the population below 70 million.
EU-Morocco fisheries agreement, a wasteful and exploitive agreement
Nick Griffin MEP, received a letter of thanks recently for his vote against the extension of the EU-Morocco fisheries agreement from Sara Eyckmans, the coordinator at the Western Sahara Resource Watch.
Recent fracking catastrophes
Opponents to the controversial process of gas fracking were given a timely reminder of the potential for environmental catastrophe as a magnitude 4 earthquake struck the USA on the last day of 2011.
And now they are turning to Iran
Mr Griffin will be dealing with a wide variety of subjects in next week's part plenary session in Brussels. Perhaps nothing on the agenda is more important than the statement on Iran's nuclear programme following on from the European Union decision today to ban Iranian oil imports.
The EU ‘indoctrinating’ school children across Britain?
There has been recent concern about an EU event last November in Staffordshire County promoting the EU agenda to school children in the UK.
HUNGARY: An opinion
Reflections of a regular visitor to Hungary over forty years. I think that a proper understanding of Hungary must be underpinned by a basic grasp of its Geography and History.
No party for the Euro at age 10
Where was the fanfare and fuss for the Euro as it marks its 10th anniversary this weekend? The launch on January 1st 2002 was marked by big celebrations and it was declared as a key feature in the change from a common market to an "ever-closer union".