Movement News
A Maverick Psychologist’s Jail Diary – by Simon Sheppard
Author and publisher Simon Sheppard was summarily jailed in January 2013 following an article in Heritage and Destiny. 25 January 2013. My probation officer’s...
Jared Taylor speaks in London
Jared Taylor, founder of American Renaissance, spoke in West London on 19th April at a meeting organised by the Bloomsbury Forum. Despite the best efforts...
Doug Christie – The Battling Barrister
Douglas Christie, the courageous Canadian lawyer known as the “battling barrister”, died on March 11th a month before his 67th birthday. He was perhaps...
Ralph Hebden – Friend and Comrade – R.I.P.
Ralph Hebden – brave patriot, nationalist activist, Heritage and Destiny contributor and Royal Marine Commando – has died near his base in Arbroath...
The 9th Annual John Tyndall Memorial Meeting
Saturday 12th October 2013 – 1pm – Preston city centre After the success of last year’s meeting, we hope to have another great line up of speakers,...
In The News
County council election disasters for BNP and EDs
The 2013 English county council elections on May 2nd proved a disaster for the BNP – as widely expected – but also dealt a possibly fatal blow to the English Democrats, a party which some anti-Griffin dissidents once expected to profit from the collapse of the BNP.
At the equivalent elections four years ago the BNP won three county council seats, but the catastrophic factional splits that have beset the party soon led to the resignation of two of these councillors, so the only seat remaining in BNP hands before this year’s elections was in Burnley.
Even here long-serving BNP councillor Sharon Wilkinson chose to retire from the council. In her old division of Padiham & Burnley West, where she had polled 1,155 votes (30.7%) to win election in 2009, this year’s BNP candidate Paul Robinson finished last of four candidates with 358 votes (13.4%).
Elsewhere in the former party stronghold, other Burnley BNP candidates also suffered landslide defeat. David Shapcott in Burnley SW managed only 7.2%, compared to John Cave’s 21.2% in 2009.
A fuller nationwide analysis of the 2013 elections will appear here in two weeks time, with complete details in the next edition of Heritage and Destiny.
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