Yesterday, HQ received an "initial assessment" from the Electoral Commission which ran to 49 pages long.

Britain First activists from the North West spent the afternoon visiting famous landmarks in Manchester to highlight the ongoing grooming crisis in the city.

A team of Midlands activists took the Battle Bus on a campaigning tour of the county of Leicestershire, including the city of Leicester and the town of Market Harborough.

Britain First has never visited the amazing city of York, but this changed when the battle bus turned up with loud patriotic music and huge banners draped on both sides.

For over a year now, Britain First has been defunct in the North East region of England.

Britain First has reported from Dover many times, but Ashlea Simon, our chairman, who lives in Manchester, has never seen for herself the horrific influx of illegal immigrants into the port town.

The authorities in Dover harbour are expecting a huge wave of illegal immigrants over the summer months.

Napier army barracks, in Folkestone, Kent, was supposedly shut down recently by order of a High Court judge.

After a day of action in Blackpool town centre, our activists headed for Blackpool police station to ask for their help in securing a public enquiry into the murder of teenage grooming victim Charlene Downes.

Britain First activists held a day of action in Blackpool to launch our campaign for a public enquiry into the murder of teenage grooming victim Charlene Downes.

Today, Britain First activists held a day of action in Blackpool to launch our campaign for a public enquiry into the murder of Charlene Downes.

Over a year ago, Britain First supporters raised funds for a new training centre for our security department.

Today, the first event was held at the new BFD training centre.

Once again, the Electoral Commission is subjecting Britain First to politically motivated delays and obstruction.

Britain First is flourishing in Wales and so our activists headed for the city of Newport, near Cardiff, to hold a day of action.