Carlisle takeaway brothel owner pursued girls for sex

A Carlisle takeaway owner named Azad Miah (44) was convicted of attempting to recruit four girls aged between 12 and 16 into prostitution by Carlisle Crown Court. He was also found guilty of running a brothel from his business and paying for the sexual services of teenagers.

Christians fighting for their rights in Britain

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Ministers are fighting a momentous case at the European Court of Human Rights, regarding two British women and their right to display a cross while at work.

Half a million in Britain face punishment under the new welfare laws

More letters have been received recently in the Constituency mailbag which bring up the subject of the countrywide housing crisis. One letter inquired into what the MEPs are doing to help those on low incomes, who need LHA or Housing Benefit to help them stay in their homes.

How efficient are Biometric passports, introduced to prevent fraud?

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The EU introduced biometric passports in 2004 to fight fraud. The high number of falsified documents in Europe is casting doubt on whether biometric passports really do help to prevent fraud and tampering.

Britain’s EU membership bill set to rise to £14 billion a year

The UK’s annual contribution to the European Union is set to rise to a staggering £14 billion next year, according to a draft proposal from Brussels.

Let the public decide about their own health! Plain Packaging for Tobacco Products

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More issues being brought to Nick’s attention by a concerned public, this time on plain packaging for tobacco products.

Written Declaration supporting sufferers of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome and Hyper-electrosensitivity

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A recent Written Declaration pleads for the recognition of multiple chemical sensitivity and electro-hypersensitivity in the ICD 11 code of disease classifications to be released in 2015.  This comes from a call for all MEP’s to support this Declaration before the 14th of June, citing that various European Union Institutions have recognised the toxic effects on health caused by the cocktail of chemicals existing in the environment, along with the emergence of diseases such as: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) and the Electro-hypersensitivity (EHS).

The perils of free movement

Nick Griffin MEP, received an email recently regarding taxes paid by British people living and working in Spain temporarily.  As with many ‘harmonised’ systems in the European Union, there appear to be some cracks in this one. 

Petition to Stop Farm Attacks and Murders in South Africa

Nick Griffin, MEP’s Outreach office has recently been in contact with people in South Africa, who are campaigning on the outrageous situation of the Farm murders there. Portions of their letter is detailed below.

EU rhetoric vs the reality

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From Nick Griffin's Constituency office mailbag, a letter with a question about EU Subsidies.  This letter was from a British couple who own a property in Greece with approximately 80 olive trees on the land.

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