Because of the coronavirus lockdown, all political activities have ceased.

Britain First east midlands regional organiser Joseph Lydon gave a passionate speech at a recent meeting in Manchester.

Since January, Britain First teams have been relentlessly active on the streets of Britain campaigning against the scourge of Islamist grooming gangs.

Last night, party leader Paul Golding and chairman Timothy Burton held an interesting live discussion on the issue of Islamist grooming gangs. 

At a recent meeting in Manchester, party leader Paul Golding gave a lively, off-the-cuff speech about the right of the British people to be proud of their own heritage and culture.

Britain First activists hit the streets of Huddersfield, visiting kebab shops where the local Muslim owners were keen to help our campaign and raise awareness.

Huddersfield in Yorkshire is a particularly bad town for Islamist grooming gangs who prey on underage white English girls. 

The coronavirus is causing serious problems for people across the country. 

Britain First returned to the popular seaside town of Blackpool, in the North West.

Blackpool, in the north west, is a famous seaside town that is not usually associated with Islamist grooming gangs.

It is with enormous sadness that we inform our supporters of the passing of West Midlands regional organiser Paul Rudge.

Britain First is currently expanding and refining our official party policies.

Charlene Downes is the most high-profile victim of Islamist grooming gangs.

Britain First dynamo Sharon Workman addressed a recent meeting of Britain First in Stevenage.

A series of meetings in the Eastern region has brought together dozens of new activists, all eager to swing into action.