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Keep The Pride In Yourself
There are 250,000 ‘Ex Paid Up’ Nationalists in Britain. Despite the fact that the vast majority of people in our country never join any political party at any time in their lives, ever. Read Story
Help Chuck Chequers Proposal
Chequers didn’t make an appearance at Conservative Party Conference, but the Prime Minister is still trying to push it through Parliament. Read Story
Boris Johnson speech to Conservative Party Conference
Why was it 25 years since any of my predecessors had been to Argentina or Chile? It was because our entire global strategy has been focused on the EU. And while that may have been sensible in the 1970s, when we first joined the common market, it makes less sense in the globalised economy of today, when 95 per cent of the world’s growth is going to be outside the EU. Read Story
Can Theresa May’s Chequers Brexit Plan Succeed?
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker gave his final state of the Union Address on Wednesday. His speech was critical of Theresa May’s Brexit plan Read Story
We must not allow the Remainers to betray the people says Kate Hoey
WITH hindsight it is clear that the senior echelons of the civil service never accepted the result of the referendum. They were following Cameron and Osborne’s lead in refusing to prepare for a Leave result. Read Story
Heroin Supply ‘Explosion’ in London – Drugs Gang Jailed
Following an undercover operation in which detectives posed as drugs users, 16 men have been sentenced to a total of 49 years for charges including the supply of heroin and crack cocaine. Read Story
Chairman’s Report
The important thing is to stop endlessly debating what we would do if in power on ideological grounds, but concentrate on getting there via practical means. Pragmatism does not mean loss of principles – it means distinguishing between recognition of the objective (strategy) and flexibility of means (tactics) – using every opportunity to get closer to the real goal. Read Story
Enoch Powell: a great patriot
Enoch Powell became famous (some say notorious) fifty years ago when, as a Conservative opposition MP, he gave a speech criticising large scale immigration from the Commonwealth on 20 April 1968, to a Conservative Association meeting in Birmingham.
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