Norwich Migrant Hotel Protest

Whilst many of Eastern region's activists were at our 4th annual Summer Camp last weekend, one of our number stayed behind to attend a local protest against the Best Western Brook Hotel in Norwich playing host to illegal migrants.

He spoke to a BBC reporting crew and redirected the conversation away from their pointless questions about "far-right infighting", instead drawing attention to the recent news of a woman in Skegness being attacked by a migrant male a mere few months after Patriotic Alternative protested in the very park in which she was attacked. No doubt the BBC will not be using the footage.

He also spoke with worried parents who came out to see what was going on. Listening to their concerns about everything from the necessity to change the route their children walk home from school, to how the protest could've been much better organised.

Once everyone had one of our leaflets, and as the speakers started to leave and the counter protesters started looking at their phones (no doubt to check when their coaches back to London were going to turn up), our activist - with a renewed appreciation for Patriotic Alternative's ability to organise protests without confusion and without compromise - headed towards the city centre to distribute his remaining leaflets.

Practical community action

Today two PA Eastern activists with mechanical experience helped a fellow member repair some damage to his car. In PA, we aim to maximise our self-sufficiency and set high store on our practical skills, accumulated wisdom and experience in order to use them for the good of our community.

This is real community work in action, assisting one another and minimising spending money on woke corporations which are actively destroying our traditions, way of life and our kinfolk.

If you want to join our growing community, mutually sharing and benefiting from our collective community skills and experience then contact us and offer your services.

eastern@patrioticalternative.org.uk

On Saturday July 15th 13 members including 3 children of Beds/Herts counties met for a relaxing meal and drinks at an outdoor venue in East Hertfordshire. New friends were made and old bonds strengthened. Conversation reflected on our first year of formally doing activities together as a group which have included fitness sessions, political activism and social events.