Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Tuesday, 9 June 2009
BNP Wins Second Euro Seat With Nick Griffin Victory in North West
The British National Party has won its second seat in the European parliament with the election of party leader Nick Griffin as MEP for the North West region of England.
The BNP polled 132,094 votes in the North West region.
BNP Wins First European MEP in Yorkshire and Humberside Region
The British National Party has won its first Member of the European Parliament in the Yorkshire and Humberside region with our candidate Andrew Brons winning 120,139 votes.
This is a historic moment.
Saturday, 16 May 2009
County Council Election Coverage
We actually have 13 candidates standing in the North Yorkshire County Council election - 5 of which are in Selby District. (Selby Barlby is a 2 seat division.)
York BNP wishes all our candidates the best of luck.
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Monday, 16 March 2009
Your BNP Yorkshire & Humberside Euro Candidates
Andrew Brons
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: Harrogate.
Andrew Brons is a sixty-one year old retired college lecturer in Politics and Law.
He has been a member of the British National Party for only three years but he is a veteran British Nationalist, having joined the original British National Party at the age of eighteen in 1965.
He is divorced and is a proud father of two grown up daughters and grandfather of four granddaughters.
Andrew is implacably opposed to our membership of the European Union and, if elected as an M.E.P., he would work to expose the activities and corruption of the E.U. to strengthen Britain’s case for withdrawal.
Indeed, he would co-operate with patriots in other countries who seek to bring the EU to an end.
He is not anti-European; he is only anti-European Union.
He is a lover of the English countryside and he enjoys walking dogs and riding horses.
Nick Cass
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: Wakefield.
Nick is 35 years old and married to Suzy and they have three young children together.
After leaving school he became a professional squash player representing England on numerous occasions, and spending time competing on the circuit visiting many countries throughout the world.
After retiring from the sport Nick worked full time for the Royal Mail but dedicated his spare time to building the BNP both locally and nationally, eventually working on a full time basis for the party for two years.
He now works as a self employed builder and plasterer.
Chris Beverley
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: Morley and Outwood.
Chris is 28 years old and lives in Leeds with his wife Joanna and their young sons, Harvey and Warrick.
Chris was educated in Leeds and obtained a first class honours degree in History and German from Leeds University. He has spent time travelling and working in Europe, which has helped to contribute towards a deep understanding of European and World affairs.
Chris has served as a councillor on Leeds City Council since 2006 and has campaigned on a wide variety of issues, both locally and nationally.
He writes regular articles for a number of websites and publications, and has a bi-monthly column in the monthly German newspaper Deutsche Stimme.
Marlene Guest
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: Rotherham.
Marlene is a Yorkshire lass born and bred and has worked all her life.
She wants to speak out for the British working class who are being denied a say in their own future and that of their children.
Marlene is tenacious in fighting to preserve the British culture, traditions and way of life. Her grandfather fought at the Somme and Marlene wants to follow in his footsteps defending Britain against her enemies.
Paul Harris
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: Barnsley.
Paul is 46 years old, married with two young sons, and lives in Royston near Barnsley, South Yorks.
He has an Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering and has held positions as a Design Engineer at several large manufacturing and engineering companies. He has been a member of the British National Party since 2002 and has stood for the Party in five local elections.
Paul was the Barnsley Organiser for nearly four years until December 2007 and built that branch into a strong, thriving unit.
He is now Yorkshire BNP Secretary and Delegated Nominations Officer.
Trevor Brown
Yorkshire & Humberside Region: York.
Trevor was born and brought up in York and trained at the Margaret McMillan College of Education (now part of Bradford University) as a student teacher.
While training at college he stood for the British Campaign to Stop Immigration in the Bradford council elections in University Ward, then several years later stood for the National Front in the same ward.
He joined the British National Party in 2006 and stood for the BNP in the York May elections of 2007 and became York BNP group organiser in 2008.
Andrew Brons is a sixty-one year old retired college lecturer in Politics and Law.
He has been a member of the British National Party for only three years but he is a veteran British Nationalist, having joined the original British National Party at the age of eighteen in 1965.
He is divorced and is a proud father of two grown up daughters and grandfather of four granddaughters.
Andrew is implacably opposed to our membership of the European Union and, if elected as an M.E.P., he would work to expose the activities and corruption of the E.U. to strengthen Britain’s case for withdrawal.
Indeed, he would co-operate with patriots in other countries who seek to bring the EU to an end.
He is not anti-European; he is only anti-European Union.
He is a lover of the English countryside and he enjoys walking dogs and riding horses.
Nick Cass
Nick is 35 years old and married to Suzy and they have three young children together.
After leaving school he became a professional squash player representing England on numerous occasions, and spending time competing on the circuit visiting many countries throughout the world.
After retiring from the sport Nick worked full time for the Royal Mail but dedicated his spare time to building the BNP both locally and nationally, eventually working on a full time basis for the party for two years.
He now works as a self employed builder and plasterer.
Chris Beverley
Chris is 28 years old and lives in Leeds with his wife Joanna and their young sons, Harvey and Warrick.
Chris was educated in Leeds and obtained a first class honours degree in History and German from Leeds University. He has spent time travelling and working in Europe, which has helped to contribute towards a deep understanding of European and World affairs.
Chris has served as a councillor on Leeds City Council since 2006 and has campaigned on a wide variety of issues, both locally and nationally.
He writes regular articles for a number of websites and publications, and has a bi-monthly column in the monthly German newspaper Deutsche Stimme.
Marlene Guest
Marlene is a Yorkshire lass born and bred and has worked all her life.
She wants to speak out for the British working class who are being denied a say in their own future and that of their children.
Marlene is tenacious in fighting to preserve the British culture, traditions and way of life. Her grandfather fought at the Somme and Marlene wants to follow in his footsteps defending Britain against her enemies.
Paul Harris
Paul is 46 years old, married with two young sons, and lives in Royston near Barnsley, South Yorks.
He has an Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering and has held positions as a Design Engineer at several large manufacturing and engineering companies. He has been a member of the British National Party since 2002 and has stood for the Party in five local elections.
Paul was the Barnsley Organiser for nearly four years until December 2007 and built that branch into a strong, thriving unit.
He is now Yorkshire BNP Secretary and Delegated Nominations Officer.
Trevor Brown
Trevor was born and brought up in York and trained at the Margaret McMillan College of Education (now part of Bradford University) as a student teacher.
While training at college he stood for the British Campaign to Stop Immigration in the Bradford council elections in University Ward, then several years later stood for the National Front in the same ward.
He joined the British National Party in 2006 and stood for the BNP in the York May elections of 2007 and became York BNP group organiser in 2008.
Monday, 9 March 2009
BNP supporter's unpublished letter
In the comments section of a story on the Press’ website, a user named “Pug” posted this letter and claimed that the Press had refused to publish it – no surprises there!
I have an idea who “Pug” is, so would like to thank them on behalf of York BNP for their effort and hope to see them at our next meeting.
After reading another story about how dreadful the BNP would be for us all, I though it about time I actually took time out to find out what all the fuss over the BNP is. I went to the BNP meeting in York last week. Talk about skinheads, thugs and racists with extreme views. Not one to be seen anywhere. What and who I encountered were quite the opposite and indeed almost as boring as any other political speakers I hear on the news from other political parties.
I found a group of people with views no more extreme than of having a love of their country and nothing being said that I don't overhear at any football match, at work or the local bar.
I suggest those that talk about the BNP as a party of racists and thugs or those that are fed up with the usual promises of the seemingly self interested main political party members do as I did and attend and listen to what the BNP are actually about rather than basing their opinions on the written and spoken (by some) media word.
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