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£1005 Raised as North Kesteven BNP Announces another Two Candidates
By Lincs Patriot on Mar 7, 2010 | In News, Local, Activist | Send feedback »

North Kesteven Group played host to a very successful British National Party meeting in Lincolnshire as the area goes from strength to strength in the face of adversity.
Local organiser and Parish Councillor Mike Clayton opened the meeting by saying that since the last meeting our country had lost its sovereignty and this had to be a wake up call to the British people.
Cllr Clayton reviewed local news which included the rejection of a proposed two-storey mosque in Lincoln on the site of a grade 2 listed church that mysteriously burnt down; rumours that HMP Morton Hall, near Swinderby, was about to be turned into an immigration detention centre; £150,000 being spent to stop the spread of migrant shanty towns in Lincoln and Boston; and a colossal £1.25m being spent on upgrading a gypsy site, which equates to £54,000 on each pitch.
“All of this is being done while local care homes are being closed and British pensioners are forced to seek alternative accommodation,” Cllr Clayton said.
There was a brief update on the County Council elections and the endless dirty tricks aimed at our candidates, which showed the total lack of democracy. At the previous county elections the party never had a single candidate – this time the BNP stood in 23 seat beating Labour in 10 wards (out of 21 where clashing) and came very close on several more, with their vote collapsing virtually everywhere in Lincolnshire. Local BNP activists hand delivered over 100,000 warm up leaflets and over 50,000 election addresses. No other party could match us or even get near us. Thanks were given to those activists who helped in the election campaign.
East Midlands number 1 Euro Candidate Reverend Robert West gave a quick update on the EGM/Constitution changes which was followed by an excellent speech by Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Scunthorpe Doug Ward who recalled the famous words of Enoch Powell, which become ever more apparant by the day (& especially if people saw the recent dispatches programme).
Guest speaker and Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Scunthorpe, Doug Ward
After a short recess, Mike read out a wonderful letter from a local member, which warrants its own space.
The group then announced with great cheers from the audience that Reverend Robert West would be standing in the Parliamentary constituency of Lincoln. Rev spoke about the loss of Christianity and how the people must regain their faith and that he was looking forward to standing in Lincoln.
Mike then announced that he had been selected to stand in the Sleaford and North Hykeham seat and was going to give it his best shot in a very hard area.
Next up was Cllr John Ryde, the East Mids Regional Press Officer and Pospective Parliamentary Candidate for Bosworth, Leics, making it no less than 4 PPC’s at the meeting. After a joke, John spoke about funding for the general election and what was needed to fight the seats. After a rallying call for help John organised the collection and after the raffle, merchandise sales, donations for teas/coffee and a very generous donation from a local elderly pensioner the group raised an astonishing £1005 making it the largest ever collection at a Lincolnshire meeting!
New enquirers from the groups excellent leaflets were at the meeting and the group had offers of much needed help.
Onwards and upwards 
A near miss in Boston
By Lincs Patriot on Oct 16, 2009 | In News, Local, Activist | Send feedback »
For those that did not know we contested a Lincolnshire County Council by-election in Boston North West last night with our candidate David Owens who was elected to the Borough Council last year. Unfortunately we were a mere 17 votes from winning, with the CONservatives holding on to the seat - just.
Result 15th October 2009:
Conservatives 597 (38.7%)
British National Party 581 (37.7%)
Labour 204 (13.2%)
Lib Dem 160 (10.4%)
The Independent candidate withdrew (at the CONservatives request perhaps?).
Result 4th June 2009
APPLEBY, Paul James Liberal Democrat
AUSTIN, Alison Mary Boston Bypass Independent 283 (15.6%)
BAKEWELL, Andrew Martin* Independent 82 (4.5%)
JENKYNS, Andrea Marie Conservative 463 (25.5%) DOWN 10.9% GAIN
KENNY, Pam Labour 205 (11.3%) DOWN 27.5%
LEGGOTT, Richard Francis Independent 279 (15.4%)
WESTCOTT, Colin British National Party 374 (20.6%)
T/O 27%
It is worth mentioning that it was noticable back In June that the Lincolnshire Independents stood candidates where the BNP were standing - Coincidence? - we think not! Just goes to show how Independent some candidates are as they work with other parties to keep the dreaded BNP out. They must be really chuffed at helping Conservatives etc whose personnel have previously committed Treason against Britain and its people.
You can read Cllr Owens blog here.
Double standards
By Lincs Patriot on Sep 16, 2009 | In Local, National, Activist | Send feedback »
TO: info@equalityhumanrights.com
Sir/ Madam,
I am concerned about what seems to be the Equality and Human Rights Commission's double standards when it comes to ethnicity qualifications for organisations promoting particular kinds of ethnicity.
I understand that the Multi-Cultural Organisation for Dumfries and Galloway excludes ethnically British people from membership much like the British National Party is confined to those of indigenous British stock, excluding those of foreign ethnicity; and yet you are not pursuing the former organisation in the courts, but you are the latter. This does not seem to be very equal. Surely, if your understanding of the law is right, you should be equally pursuing both organisations, or neither. You would therefore seem to be in breach of your own professed values against treating different ethnic groups (and their respective organisations) differently. This will cause resentment amongst the indigenous ethnic community and may encourage them, quite rightly, to side with the group being racially discriminated against, in this case, the British National Party. Surely equality of treatment must cut both ways if the Commission is to have the confidence of all racial groups in Britain, including the majority racial group.
I look forward to your explanation for your activities.
Yours sincerely,
Revd RMB West
Moderator, Christian Council of Britain.
Member of Lincolnshire Council for Racial Equality, 2005-2006
(we will post the reply, should we get one! Ed)
Meeting updates
By Lincs Patriot on Sep 14, 2009 | In Local, Activist | Send feedback »
The British National Party’s Lincolnshire Coastal Group has announced a surge in membership which has made it the fastest growing group in the region, reports organiser Robert Ashton.
“Our well-attended late summer members’ meeting saw more than 50 people pack the prestigious location on the Lincolnshire coastal strip,” Mr Ashton said.
“Several new members joined up at the meeting, following the signing up of 20 new members in the seaside town of Mablethorpe by local contact Len Jones,” he said.
The meeting saw the Lincolnshire Coastal Group enrol its first lifetime member with fund holder Cllr. Trevor Richardson presenting a cheque for £395 to confirm his lifetime membership application. The meeting raised another £385 in a collection towards group funds, Mr Ashton added.
Gold Member Duncan Allenby won the auction item of a BNP rosette, signed by Chairman Nick Griffin MEP.
“Lincolnshire Coastal Group will continue with its pro-active and energetic recruitment drive,” Mr Ashton continued. “We hold weekly leafleting sessions all over the area which are producing soaring enquiry levels and unparalleled new membership application numbers.”
There was also a meeting in Louth held by the East Lindsey group with around 30 guests in attendance. Guest speaker for the night was Reverend Robert West who gave an excellent historical talk about the loss of the Roman Empire. This showed how our country faces similar problems today through mass immigration and the loss of our heritage. Worrying times indeed.
Paper Sale in Lincoln
By UncleAlbert on Nov 22, 2008 | In News, Local, Activist | Send feedback »

Today saw a small team of activists from the Kesteven & Lincoln Group having a paper sale in Lincoln City town centre by the war memorial.
Day of Action in Stoke - 20th September
By UncleAlbert on Sep 3, 2008 | In Activist | Send feedback »

Keith Brown, a bnp activist in Stoke was literally brutally murdered, but because he was a member of the bnp and the offender was asian, it turned out that it was only deemed as manslaughter! We all know had the roles been reversed it would have been a different story. You can make your voice heard by attending this rally. People from groups all over the country are descending to Stoke. Just remember this could have been any one of us.





