Today the Homeland Party held their debut demonstration in the town of Cannock. They stood in the face of heavy opposition from bussed in communist agitators, but didn't let it stop them from delivering the message that CANNOCK SAYS NO!

The trade unions fund protests against working people who simply wish to stand up for themselves and their community. They do not represent the views of a working class majority, they only represent a twisted & indoctrinated minority.

We were blessed with three speeches, Jerome O'Reilly, Connor Marlow and top activist, Alec Cave.

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Today, the Homeland Party continued the fight to stop the housing of almost 200 unvetted migrants in the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel in Erskine.

Local campaigners have been producing t-shirts and other protest materials as well as keeping the pressure up on local politicians throughout the week, and we at Homeland are proud to stand alongside these passionate people to make their voices heard.

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After months of hard work political campaigning, Homeland activists decided to take some time off to enjoy the Peak District with a hike around Curbar Edge.

Curbar Edge is home to a number of ancient cairns, where our ancestors buried their dead. Thanks to its natural Gritstone and history of quarrying going back to Roman times, the area is also popular for rock climbing.

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