Eastern Region - Annual Camp

We held our third annual camp in rural Suffolk over the bank holiday weekend. Much fun was had with attendees enjoying a feast of a BBQ and a pot of authentic and thoroughly delicious goulash; plus games played late into the night, as seasoned activists strengthened their bonds and new activists were welcomed into the fold.

On Sunday we hiked through the historic villages of Long Melford and Lavenham, stopping to admire the architecture of their 15th century churches before having a Sunday lunch in a charming Suffolk pub.

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Eastern Region - DIY Workshop

Yesterday PA Eastern activists attended a workshop on DIY skills. The workshop featured a variety of activities from general household DIY such as putting up bookshelves and removing stripped screws to car maintenance tasks like changing brake pads and jump starting a car, as well as plumbing tasks such as caulking a shower and unblocking a sink.

All of these activities were led by PA Eastern members who are experts in their field so everyone got a chance to learn and gain hands on experience in these important skills.

This was one of a series of workshops we hold in PA Eastern to share our knowledge and experience amongst members of our community. If you want to be a part of this community of like minded nationalists and have skills to share or something you want to learn, join now:

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Patriotic Alternative Eastern Region

Two Norfolk activists delivered 600 leaflets to residents of Great Yarmouth today, bringing their attention to the £1.2 million budget which the town’s Borough Council have allocated to build brand new houses for Afghan “refugees”.

The Council claims it is purchasing these homes, due for completion by April 2024 as it fears Afghan asylum seekers are at risk of becoming homeless because of housing shortages across the country.

The same council predicts more than 1,840 presentations for homelessness will be made in 2023/24 to its housing team- an average of 153 requests for help a month.

The Conservatives have the most members elected to the Council and this move shows that the Tories, both nationally and locally, cannot be trusted to put the interests of the indigenous British folk ahead of those of recent arrivals.

We don’t have a housing crisis here in Norfolk, we have a population crisis thanks to years of uncontrolled immigration.

Close the borders and start deportations of illegals.

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