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British National Party Appoints Candidate for Barnsley By-election NOW WITH VIDEO
Enis Dalton, a well-known local community worker, has been appointed the British National Party’s candidate in the forthcoming by-election in Barnsley, organiser Ian Sutton has announced. - http://www.bnp.org.uk
Dan Jarvis-Labours Real Heroes!
Labour seem, again, to have taken the high moral ground as their Publicity Juggernaut rolls into Barnsley for the second by-election in as many months.
Barnsley-A lost Identity
Barnsley's economic future is bleak because of a culture of dependency and a lack of aspiration, a council report claims.
British National Party Activists Converge on Barnsley
British National Party activists have converged on Barnsley this morning to take part in an extended day of action which will culminate in a meeting this afternoon at which the party’s candidate for the upcoming by-election will be announced.
British National Party in Scotland to Launch Manifesto at Formal Event
The British National Party will launch its Scottish manifesto at a formal event on 19 March in preparation for the Scottish Parliament elections in May, regional leader Gary Raikes has announced.
British National Party Barnsley Supporting Our Troops
The continued support for Our Brave and under-resourced Troops continues apace with the British National Party’s campaign Support Our Troops, Bring Them Home...Now !.
‘Bring Our Boys Home’ Petition to be Handed in on 3 March
The British National Party’s ‘Bring Our Boys Home’ petition will be handed in to 10 Downing Street on 3 March this year, party veterans’ officer Pete Molloy has announced. “If you have not yet booked the day off from work, please make sure you do and come along to support this important event,” Mr Molloy said. Prior to the handing in of the petition, the party's veterans' group will hold a service and remembrance parade at the cenotaph in Whitehall.
Moving Forward Together with Enis Dalton and the British National Party
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Saturday, 19 February 2011
Friday, 11 February 2011
RADICAL ISLAM ON UK CAMPUSES
Entitled: A Comprehensive List of Extremist Speakers at UK Universities
and compiled on behalf of the Centre for Social Cohesion
The Centre for Social Cohesion
Clutha House, 10 Storey’s Gate
London SW1P 3AY
Tel: +44 (0)20 7222 8909
Fax: +44 (0)5 601527476
Email: mail@socialcohesion.co.uk
www.socialcohesion.co.uk
The Director of that facility provides the opening preface
"Islamic extremism on campuses not only continues unabated, it continues – as this report demonstrates – to flourish. We hope that now the government and university authorities will finally act before a generation of students continues to be prey to an intolerant, separatist and violent ideology which threatens our society and the lives of not just of our citizens, but – as was shown again on Christmas Day – those of our allies and friends."
Douglas Murray
Director, Centre for Social Cohesion
April, 2010
Have the Government and University Authorities acted?
NO! They have not and continue to propound the myth that there is no problem. As many commentators are now throwing off the mantle of 'Racist' for addressing such important issues we, as a United people, can move forward together and question the Politicians and Media outlets that have very carefully and methodically regulated the information available to us all. With the power of the internet and social networking no longer will we be kept in the dark.
If it means that the adherents of Left Wing ideologies continue to pick out and isolate the British National Party for this then so be it!
Many of you will have noticed that we nether hide nor shirk from doing our duty.
We continue in the face of a full onslaught from all the political parties with no exception, Unite Against Fascism, Hope not Hate, Love Music Hate Racism, Searchlight (all the latter dedicated to Left Wing policy. Socialist Workers Party, Communist, Marxist, Leninist, Anarchists and any other Anti-Capitalist organisations.)
Even the Majority of the so-called free press attack the Party and individual members with a viciousness and contempt that is unreserved. A typical example was the appearance of the Party Chairman Nick Griffin on Question Time. I don't need to go over old ground because there is nothing new. Enough to say that the Truth, being uncovered by diligent British Patriots, that was suppressed for many years, sometimes at the expense of the Great British Public, is now making its way into the households of Britain, onto the TVs of Britain, on the front pages of the British Press and more importantly distributed freely across the networks of the British Cyber World.
The Barnsley by election 2011 is up and running. We do not expect any better treatment than usual but once again we will stand our ground and once again we will put the footwork in.
There are two things to remember:
WHY? Because we care thats why !
Our once Great Nation that ruled a third of the planet and passed on civilisation and democratic rule to all those cultures that it came into contact with is no more. Without doubt this was colonisation on a mass scale but wherever our Nation touched eventually there was peace and transformation. Some colonies thought that they could continue this harmony independently; some did!
However, we cannot repeal what went before, but we can defend what little we now have. Erosion of our Culture, Identity, Freedoms and Securities have continued unabated. The European Union issues rulings across the board whether they are applicable to Britain or not; the latest being the vote for prisoners.
So, as the British National Party representative for the Barnsley by election I ask you to think and remember who you are, how secure you feel in your community, why you pay so much of your hard earned wages to the European Union and to overseas aid and do your children understand and carry forward the ideals, ethics and values that made you uniquely British?
Finally I once again ask for your support, in the full understanding, that I Enis Dalton will abide by the will of the people that I hope to represent.
and compiled on behalf of the Centre for Social Cohesion
Clutha House, 10 Storey’s Gate
London SW1P 3AY
Tel: +44 (0)20 7222 8909
Fax: +44 (0)5 601527476
Email: mail@socialcohesion.co.uk
www.socialcohesion.co.uk
The Director of that facility provides the opening preface
"Islamic extremism on campuses not only continues unabated, it continues – as this report demonstrates – to flourish. We hope that now the government and university authorities will finally act before a generation of students continues to be prey to an intolerant, separatist and violent ideology which threatens our society and the lives of not just of our citizens, but – as was shown again on Christmas Day – those of our allies and friends."
Douglas Murray
Director, Centre for Social Cohesion
April, 2010
Have the Government and University Authorities acted?
NO! They have not and continue to propound the myth that there is no problem. As many commentators are now throwing off the mantle of 'Racist' for addressing such important issues we, as a United people, can move forward together and question the Politicians and Media outlets that have very carefully and methodically regulated the information available to us all. With the power of the internet and social networking no longer will we be kept in the dark.
If it means that the adherents of Left Wing ideologies continue to pick out and isolate the British National Party for this then so be it!
Many of you will have noticed that we nether hide nor shirk from doing our duty.
We continue in the face of a full onslaught from all the political parties with no exception, Unite Against Fascism, Hope not Hate, Love Music Hate Racism, Searchlight (all the latter dedicated to Left Wing policy. Socialist Workers Party, Communist, Marxist, Leninist, Anarchists and any other Anti-Capitalist organisations.)
Even the Majority of the so-called free press attack the Party and individual members with a viciousness and contempt that is unreserved. A typical example was the appearance of the Party Chairman Nick Griffin on Question Time. I don't need to go over old ground because there is nothing new. Enough to say that the Truth, being uncovered by diligent British Patriots, that was suppressed for many years, sometimes at the expense of the Great British Public, is now making its way into the households of Britain, onto the TVs of Britain, on the front pages of the British Press and more importantly distributed freely across the networks of the British Cyber World.
The Barnsley by election 2011 is up and running. We do not expect any better treatment than usual but once again we will stand our ground and once again we will put the footwork in.
There are two things to remember:
- Islamism including the rape and forced prostitution of young girls is rife and the British National Party warned the Great British Public many years ago, Not the press, Not the TV Networks, Not the Politicians but The British National Party.
- Expenses! Before even the Telegraph got a sniff it was through a request via the Freedom of Information that a British National Party activist by the name of Michael Barnbrook. He's the retired police inspector who formally complained about Derek Conway's parliamentary allowances and thus triggered the verdict of the Commons standards and privileges committee.
WHY? Because we care thats why !
Our once Great Nation that ruled a third of the planet and passed on civilisation and democratic rule to all those cultures that it came into contact with is no more. Without doubt this was colonisation on a mass scale but wherever our Nation touched eventually there was peace and transformation. Some colonies thought that they could continue this harmony independently; some did!
However, we cannot repeal what went before, but we can defend what little we now have. Erosion of our Culture, Identity, Freedoms and Securities have continued unabated. The European Union issues rulings across the board whether they are applicable to Britain or not; the latest being the vote for prisoners.
Finally I once again ask for your support, in the full understanding, that I Enis Dalton will abide by the will of the people that I hope to represent.
The British National Party
Moving Forward TogetherThursday, 10 February 2011
Labours Eric Illsley was my best buddy-Ed Balls Shadow Chancellor
"Eric was a good friend of mine, one of the first MPs I met when I first came into the House of Commons. I think he fought hard for this constituency and did a good job and I think people respect that."
Do you really believe that ED? I'll tell thee what lad you got Balls!
I do hope your self proclaimed 'Hero' is not too good a friend of yours because with friends like you, who needs enemies !
Balls said he doesn't think the electorate's likely to punish Labour in the upcoming election for Illsley's crime.
No of course they won't does support for Labour include a good contribution towards the expenses pot?
Nice of you to drag in an inexperienced self proclaimed 'Hero' politician Dan4Barnsley, (who thought that one up?) who resides in a lovely part of Hampshire. Pretty much the same as UKIP then.
What a farce !
Jane Collins UKIP - Does it Herself
You would think that a party that boasts many activists on the ground and a wad of cash from wealthy Lord such and such that Jane could concentrate on her Campaign but No!
Admirable?
No I dont think so and neither should you. What you probably want and need is a Party that has grass roots level representation and has an organisational structure that would put most PLC's to shame.
On UKIP's who's who page we see that Jane is a Horsewoman. Just what you need in Barnsley! I think that says everything about the latest candidate. When unemployment (based on 2007 figures) is running at 4% of the population and many of the working class neighbourhoods are struggling to pay the weekly bills UKIP send in another well to do candidate that has no idea what its like to live in areas that have been colonised and stripped of their identities.
As you can see from the following Jane does the lot and please don't think that a studio glossy photo is going to make the grade. The Tories Libdems and Labour have all used the old airbrush. Lets get back to Real politics, Real priorities, Real People.
The British National Party Moving Forward Together with Enis Dalton
UKIP - Undergoing Maintenance - Barnsley by election 2011
UKIP that comedy of errors party that has Chief puppetmaster Nicky 'Nige' Farage at its head (Someone once told me he would make a great Spitting Image Puppet) has released its Barnsley Chequebook Campaign with its candidate Jane Collins. Here's her website........................
A commentator from another blog said "Lets hope Laurel and Hardy Godfrey Bloom, MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire and Paul Nuttall, MEP can do a bit better."
I believe not, especially as apparently they are two of the worst attendees for both attendance and committee/voting patterns.
So not the best start to a campaign in which the residents are looking for professionalism and people that they can rely on?
A commentator from another blog said "Lets hope Laurel and Hardy Godfrey Bloom, MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire and Paul Nuttall, MEP can do a bit better."
I believe not, especially as apparently they are two of the worst attendees for both attendance and committee/voting patterns.
So not the best start to a campaign in which the residents are looking for professionalism and people that they can rely on?
Young hooligan group smashed by police
By Adam Civico
Assistant Editor of http://www.barnsley-chronicle.co.uk
An emerging group of young football hooligans has been destroyed following quick action from Barnsley police.
Assistant Editor of http://www.barnsley-chronicle.co.uk
An emerging group of young football hooligans has been destroyed following quick action from Barnsley police.
About 50 teenagers hell-bent on violence started causing trouble at Barnsley FC matches at the start of this season.
By identifying the main culprits and allocating a team of officers to monitor the problem police were able to break up the group.
But the holligan problem has not gone away. There was trouble when Barnsley played Hull City this season and seven Reds fans will appear before a court next week in connection with alleged football-related disorder.
Supt David Hartley tells Chronicle Online why he believes the police are winning the battle against hooliganism.
• Full story in this week's Chronicle.
Darren Gough in Strictly Come be my MP !
DAVID Cameron has asked former England cricket star Darren Gough to stand as a Conservative MP.
The PM phoned bowler Gough - who initially thought it was a prank and hung up. |
| All about celebrity. The Conservatives have totally lost the plot! |
"The Tories have been wooing him for a while. He said he'd think about it." A No 10 source said: "The PM's a big fan. They later had a very good conversation."
Tory supporter Gough who was born in Barnsley won Strictly Come Dancing in 2005.
The Tories have little hope in the safe Labour seat but Gough, 40, could dent their majority.
The poll follows MP Eric Illsley's conviction for fiddling expenses.
Read More: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3402765/David-Cameron-asks-ex-England-cricket-star-Darren-Gough-to-stand-as-a-Conservative-MP.html
I am all for attracting female voters but come on vote for sensibility if nothing else? Are we honestly going to let our people in Barnsley have their voting led by Celebrity Magazines?
Barnsley Live-Whats on this week!
Welcome to Barnsley Live - your guide to the fantastic range of events and attractions in Barnsley. Discover a superb mix of arts, culture, heritage and retail, all surrounded by beautiful countryside. With a wide range of hotels and accomodation to suit every taste and budget - Barnsley is a great place to stay. Whats on in Barnsley this week-Barnsley LiveWednesday, 9 February 2011
Advice bus rolls-up in Goldthorpe
The South East Area Partnership Team invites the community to join them on the information vehicle as they roll-up in Goldthorpe on Wednesday, 16 February.
Visitors to the vehicle will be able to pick up advice on benefits, recycling and have a free health check. They will also be able to meet and discuss any issues they may have with their local Safer Neighbourhood Team.
The schedule for the information vehicle is:
• Cooperative Street, from 9am to 12noon
• Fredrick Street, from 1pm to 3pm
The event organised by the South East Area Partnership Team follows on from their neighbourhood clean-up days in Goldthorpe last November and December, where over 220 tonnes of rubbish was removed during the six-day initiative.
For further information about the event please contact the South East Area Partnership Team on 01226 773 013 or email southeast@barnsley.gov.uk
Visitors to the vehicle will be able to pick up advice on benefits, recycling and have a free health check. They will also be able to meet and discuss any issues they may have with their local Safer Neighbourhood Team.
The schedule for the information vehicle is:
• Cooperative Street, from 9am to 12noon
• Fredrick Street, from 1pm to 3pm
The event organised by the South East Area Partnership Team follows on from their neighbourhood clean-up days in Goldthorpe last November and December, where over 220 tonnes of rubbish was removed during the six-day initiative.
For further information about the event please contact the South East Area Partnership Team on 01226 773 013 or email southeast@barnsley.gov.uk
The Cooper Gallery-Barnsley
Why do we have an art gallery called the Cooper Gallery in Barnsley and who made this possible?
Funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Trustees of the Cooper Gallery, this website now offers a chance to discover more about the rich social and cultural history of the gallery.
You can discover information about our collectors and 100 of our paintings!
The founder of the gallery Samuel Joshua Cooper bought the building at auction in 1912 for £3,300 when Barnsley Grammar School moved out. First, he gave it to the National Reserve, an early version of the Territorial Army, for a club. But before he died, in 1913, Cooper made the...
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Why not go and visit this beautiful collection of paintings and fine works. It is a testament to the willingness for change and the people of Barnsley that this historic centre has retained it's place in Barnsleys varied and often changeable past.
The Cooper Gallery
Church Street, Barnsley, S70 2AH
Tel: (01226) 242905 Fax: (01226) 297283
Funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Trustees of the Cooper Gallery, this website now offers a chance to discover more about the rich social and cultural history of the gallery.You can discover information about our collectors and 100 of our paintings!
Samuel Joshua Cooper
» Read More
Why not go and visit this beautiful collection of paintings and fine works. It is a testament to the willingness for change and the people of Barnsley that this historic centre has retained it's place in Barnsleys varied and often changeable past.
The Cooper Gallery
Church Street, Barnsley, S70 2AH
Tel: (01226) 242905 Fax: (01226) 297283
Barnsley Market
Barnsley's famous market is over 700 years old with over 300 stalls located in both indoor / outdoor areas, it is a great place to find anything and everything.
Welcome to Barnsley Market Only the best and highest quality fresh produce is available sought from local suppliers. Our market has a wonderful selection of fresh meats available, we have daily deliveries of fresh fish and provide a wide range of fresh fruit and vegetables. If you are looking for carpets, cosmetics, hair pieces, specialist items for hobbies and the home they are all available at our markets. Our spacious cafes provide a welcome place for a well deserved coffee break.
Freshly cut flowers are delivered to the market daily. Classic arrangements to luxury bouquets, seasonal decoration to house plants, they are all available at Barnsley market. More detailed information about the layout of the stalls and the goods on sale are available in our Discover Barnsley market leaflet
Opening Times
The main market hall and the meat and fish markets are held every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 8.30am to 5pmSemi-open market held every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 8.30am to 5pm
Open market held every Tuesday (second hand and collectors), Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 8am to 4.30pm
We also have a car boot every Sunday 7am to1pm
Transport
The market it situated in the town centre, approximately two miles from junction 37 of the M1 and makes an ideal day trip destination. The market benefits from free parking. Up to four coaches can be accommodated in the market service compound between 10:30am to 4.00pm. A free lunch will be provided for drivers.If you are travelling by car the market has a 550 space multi-storey car park situated above the semi-open market, making shopping at the market easy. There is free parking available on Saturdays, Sundays and public bank holidays. Additional parking is available in town, view customer parking in Barnsley.
Barnsley's brand new bus and rail interchange lands you right at the foot of the markets and shopping centre. Details of South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE) and Live' Train Times available.
Accessibility
Barnsley market provides lifts, ramps, baby changing facilities, disabled toilets and disabled car parking. Further information is available on the Disabled Go webpage.For more information contact
Barnsley markets officeUpper May Day Green Arcade
Metropolitan Shopping Centre
Barnsley. S70 1SX
Office opening hours: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 5pm, Sunday 6am to 1.30pm
Markets office: Telephone 01226 772238/772239
Email: marketservices@barnsley.gov.uk
Or visit Barnsley Live
Farmers market Barnsley-Penistone
Penistone market holds a monthly farmers market on the second Saturday of every month.
Saturday 12th February
Saturday 12th March
Saturday 9th April
Saturday 14th May
Saturday 11th June
Saturday 9th July
Saturday 13th August
Saturday 10th September
Saturday 8th October
Saturday 12th November
Saturday 10th December
Local farmers and producers of foods and crafts bring the very best local produce direct to the public.
Buying local produce means that the consumer:
Saturday 12th February
Saturday 12th March
Saturday 9th April
Saturday 14th May
Saturday 11th June
Saturday 9th July
Saturday 13th August
Saturday 10th September
Saturday 8th October
Saturday 12th November
Saturday 10th December
Local farmers and producers of foods and crafts bring the very best local produce direct to the public.
Buying local produce means that the consumer:
- has fresher food
- knows where the food was produced
- knows how it was produced
- has direct contact with the producer
- helps all the local businesses and communities
- allows direct liaison between producers and end-users
- saves transport costs and cuts pollution
Charges and method of payment
Stalls are currently priced at £10 (cash only) which is payable on the day.Opening times/ locations
The farmers market is held between 9am and 1pm on the Penistone town market on the 2nd Saturday of every month.How the customer can help
The following infomation may be required, proof that goods are their own produce and the location of where the goods are produced.Legislation
For further information including application forms please contact
Penistone and District Community Partnership on 01226 766202.Friday, 4 February 2011
British National Party Barnsley - Is for the People of Britain
The British National Party only wants to protect the British people and our heritage as there is no-one else standing up for our folk, Enis Dalton, the party’s candidate in Barnsley Central told BBC Radio Sheffield.
In an interview broadcast on that station, Ms Dalton showed her mettle by fielding some pointed questions about the party and why she was standing for election.
In an interview broadcast on that station, Ms Dalton showed her mettle by fielding some pointed questions about the party and why she was standing for election.
Ms Dalton said that if elected, she would help the local people of Barnsley first.
“I am a local person and as such am aware of the changes that have occurred over the last 30 years,” Ms Dalton told the BBC interviewer.
“I believe in the policies of the British National Party, and we are there for the people, not for our own benefit,” she said.
Speaking to Yorkshire British National Party press officer Doug Ward after the interview, Ms Dalton discussed the media’s obligatory ‘racist’ question this way:
“I’m sure people will know by now that the British National Party does not produce or create racists,” Ms Dalton told Mr Ward.
“We, as a party, in fact help people who are now so angry, by showing them it’s not the immigrants that are the cause of their anger, but the politicians who have allowed these problems to happen"
“If I believed that the British National Party was motivated by the hatred of anyone, I would not be standing in this by-election,” she continued.
“I do know that we are the people who are hated by the Labour Party because we are the white working class upon whom Labour turned their backs in the 1990s.”
The Radio Sheffield interview can be heard below.
Barnsley British National Party - Ask When?
Recently a friend of mine wrote a letter to the BBC complaining that there was no British National Party representation on Question Time. He sent it in response to an article entitled: When Will the British National Party Be Back on Question Time?
However, the BBC were not impressed. What do you think their supercilious reply contained?
Well take a look for yourselves as my friend has kindly provided it for publication.
Dear XXXXXXXX
Thank you for contacting us regarding ‘Question Time’, broadcast on 20 January 2011.
I understand you’re unhappy that a representative of the British National Party was not a member of the panel.
‘Question Time’ is a highly topical and flexible programme with a range of editorial judgements needed in deciding the make-up of the panel each week. The production team keep a close eye on political events and if and when there were to be a suitable opportunity to invite a representative of the BNP on to the programme, they would be invited to take part.
Nevertheless, we appreciate how strongly you feel on this matter and we're guided by our audience feedback, so we’d like to assure you that your complaint has been registered on our audience log. This is an internal report of audience feedback that we compile on a daily basis and it’s made available to programme commissioners, channel executives and senior management.
The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content.
Thanks once again for taking the time to contact us.
Kind Regards
BBC Audience Services
Typical? Even on last nights QT 03/02/2011 from Workington, Cumbria once again........No British National Party !
So, if "The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content." let's get busy!
It should take two minutes.......................thats two minutes to make sure that "The audience logs.............." that you send "...................are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content."
Link to BBC complaints page: https://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/forms/
 |
| The statistics really speak for themselves |
- The Green Party’s two MEPs were guests on the show seven times during their last term in the European Parliament, from 2004 to 2009
- George Galloway will be appearing on the show tonight for the second time in six months despite holding no elected office for that period.
- UKIP leader Nigel Farage is a perennial guest on the programme, having been on ten times in the last two years.
- Salma Yaqoob, leader of the tiny ultra-left Respect Party, has been on the programme six times in the last five years despite only ever holding the elected office of city councillor.
Well take a look for yourselves as my friend has kindly provided it for publication.
Dear XXXXXXXX
Thank you for contacting us regarding ‘Question Time’, broadcast on 20 January 2011.
I understand you’re unhappy that a representative of the British National Party was not a member of the panel.
‘Question Time’ is a highly topical and flexible programme with a range of editorial judgements needed in deciding the make-up of the panel each week. The production team keep a close eye on political events and if and when there were to be a suitable opportunity to invite a representative of the BNP on to the programme, they would be invited to take part.
Nevertheless, we appreciate how strongly you feel on this matter and we're guided by our audience feedback, so we’d like to assure you that your complaint has been registered on our audience log. This is an internal report of audience feedback that we compile on a daily basis and it’s made available to programme commissioners, channel executives and senior management.
The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content.
Thanks once again for taking the time to contact us.
Kind Regards
BBC Audience Services
Typical? Even on last nights QT 03/02/2011 from Workington, Cumbria once again........No British National Party !
So, if "The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content." let's get busy! It should take two minutes.......................thats two minutes to make sure that "The audience logs.............." that you send "...................are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content."
Link to BBC complaints page: https://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/forms/
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Iraq Inquiry costs for the financial year 2009 to 2010
The Iraq Inquiry has, published the final costs for the financial year 2009-2010. These update the provisional estimated outturn published in March 2010. The total cost, up to 31 March 2010, was £2,270,5001.
A breakdown of the expenditure is below:
1 NB: All figures here are rounded to the nearest hundred.
A breakdown of the expenditure is below:
| Description | Costs |
|---|---|
| Inquiry Secretariat staff costs | £793,200 |
| Committee and Advisers’ remuneration | £361,600 |
| Public hearings (includes room hire, audio-visual links, broadcasting & transcription) | £598,100 |
| Other public events (includes six meetings with families of British Service personnel & civilians who died or are missing in Iraq) | £23,500 |
| Office accommodation | £280,500 |
| IT & telecommunications (includes reprographics & website management) | £195,100 |
| Publications (includes books and daily newspaper cuttings service) | £2,200 |
| Stationery (includes postage & general office supplies) | £4,300 |
| Travel | £8,000 |
| Other costs | £4,000 |
| Total | £2,270,500 |
Not too Bad I suppose for an Inquiry that we all know what the outcome will be?
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
British National Party is coming to Wales
The first half of 2011 poses a serious test for the British National Party in Wales as we face the Assembly elections within a matter of weeks.
Every British National Party member, wherever they are in the United Kingdom, should keep a close eye on the outcome of both.
Elections to the Assembly in May – are the first electoral opportunity for voters in Wales to voice their anger at the lack of regeneration in the Welsh communities.
Matters will only slide downward as the cuts and the recession bites. Mass Unemployment will once again be a factor and the welfare queues will begin to grow as the year progresses. What is needed is a halt.....a complete halt to overseas aid and continued contributions to the EU. How can you bring about that change of policy?
Just as 1 million voters in the Northwest of England and Yorkshire did in 2009. In just one year the British National Party has created unprecedented pressure within National Politics and the cracks are becoming ever wider not just here but also in the European Union. This is not just due to natural circumstances. Intense lobbying and the formation of allied protest groups Europe wide have provided the basis for a progressive movement.
There can be no doubt that over recent years the British National Party Wales has enjoyed a phoenix-like resurgence.
We have moved forward election by election, strengthening our support base, reaching out into new areas, and providing a credible alternative to Labour and their partners in the Welsh Assembly, Plaid Cymru.
Over the same period Labour has, by contrast, recoiled into its heartland. It has had 13 years in Government in both Cardiff and at Westminster but utterly failed to improve the Welsh economy or the life chances of the people of Wales.
Released from the responsibility of Government at Westminster, Welsh Labour MPs have been shouting the odds and seem to have forgotten that they are responsible for this financial mess we are busy trying to rebuild via our Councillors in County, District and Regional positions.
Wales is now the only place Labour are in Government in the UK, having comprehensively lost across the board in local and European elections and in Scotland. Now Wales is their only refuge and it should not be their springboard for renaissance.
There is a responsibility on all British National Party members to prevent that renaissance from happening.
A Labour revival is something this country simply cannot afford – not least because we are already paying the price for their failures and will continue to do so for years to come. As a party we must build on our success in Wales. In the months ahead we must be bold.
But we must also be responsible in what we say, do and promise. The decisions we take and the arguments we make must look to the long-term, rather than simply for short-term gain.
That was Labour’s way – going for the headline but failing to provide the finance to fund their schemes or the business case for their populist policies.
We must counter Labour’s attacks on what the British National Party are trying to achieve and hold Labour and Plaid to account for the decisions they have taken – and continue to take – on the areas over which the Assembly Government has control, such as schools, the NHS, and local government.
We must not fail to remind people that 13 years of Labour government has left Wales as the poorest part of the UK, with eye-wateringly high levels of worklessness, welfare dependency, and deprivation, with poorer standards in education, and with a shrunken private sector. They have left a legacy of wasted lives and a poverty of aspiration in Wales which cannot be allowed to continue.
Between now and May, voters are looking for leadership, courage, and a willingness to meet challenges head on. Between now and May we must not let Labour and Plaid Cymru off the hook. In the Assembly they have held power without being either accountable or responsible for the money they spend. They are quick to blame others for their own failures and to brand those who disagree with them as anti-Welsh.
Since the General Election, we have had the courage to face the difficult questions such as Immigration, Muslim Grooming, the Global Warming myth, the Afghan War and continued British death's – and to stand up for what we believe in.
In the months to come we must take the fight to those opponents who argue for the status quo, because we know Wales can do so much better.
Every British National Party member, wherever they are in the United Kingdom, should keep a close eye on the outcome of both.
Matters will only slide downward as the cuts and the recession bites. Mass Unemployment will once again be a factor and the welfare queues will begin to grow as the year progresses. What is needed is a halt.....a complete halt to overseas aid and continued contributions to the EU. How can you bring about that change of policy?
Just as 1 million voters in the Northwest of England and Yorkshire did in 2009. In just one year the British National Party has created unprecedented pressure within National Politics and the cracks are becoming ever wider not just here but also in the European Union. This is not just due to natural circumstances. Intense lobbying and the formation of allied protest groups Europe wide have provided the basis for a progressive movement.
There can be no doubt that over recent years the British National Party Wales has enjoyed a phoenix-like resurgence.
We have moved forward election by election, strengthening our support base, reaching out into new areas, and providing a credible alternative to Labour and their partners in the Welsh Assembly, Plaid Cymru.
Over the same period Labour has, by contrast, recoiled into its heartland. It has had 13 years in Government in both Cardiff and at Westminster but utterly failed to improve the Welsh economy or the life chances of the people of Wales.
Wales is now the only place Labour are in Government in the UK, having comprehensively lost across the board in local and European elections and in Scotland. Now Wales is their only refuge and it should not be their springboard for renaissance.
There is a responsibility on all British National Party members to prevent that renaissance from happening.
A Labour revival is something this country simply cannot afford – not least because we are already paying the price for their failures and will continue to do so for years to come. As a party we must build on our success in Wales. In the months ahead we must be bold.
But we must also be responsible in what we say, do and promise. The decisions we take and the arguments we make must look to the long-term, rather than simply for short-term gain.
That was Labour’s way – going for the headline but failing to provide the finance to fund their schemes or the business case for their populist policies.
We must counter Labour’s attacks on what the British National Party are trying to achieve and hold Labour and Plaid to account for the decisions they have taken – and continue to take – on the areas over which the Assembly Government has control, such as schools, the NHS, and local government.
Since the General Election, we have had the courage to face the difficult questions such as Immigration, Muslim Grooming, the Global Warming myth, the Afghan War and continued British death's – and to stand up for what we believe in.
In the months to come we must take the fight to those opponents who argue for the status quo, because we know Wales can do so much better.
Giving communities access to local crime data
British National Party Barnsley has announced that the website www.police.uk will make available data maps that show crime and anti-social behaviour at a street by street level in every neighbourhood.
This means anyone can see exactly what crime is happening and where - right down to the level of their street corner. By providing crime data in a format that anyone can access, even from a mobile, local communities will be able to hold their police to account.
The interactive maps open the door on crime and police information. Crimes including burglary, violence and anti-social behaviour in a particular area can be viewed by using a simple postcode search. There will also be details about the neighbourhood policing team and information about regular beat meetings.
Under Labour the police were directed by Whitehall diktat. The police spent their time chasing centrally-defined targets and not responding to the needs of the local communities they were supposed to be serving.
A recent report by the police inspectorate showed that only 11% of police officers were visible and available to the general public at any one time.
The British National Party is hoping to introduce a series of measures as part of their plan to fight crime:
A representative of the British National Party said:
"We would like people to be able to see what type of crime is prevalent in their area and to be able to inform their local bobby if they have concerns. The real advantage to this system is that the public will be able to question the force about how the issues are being dealt with.
The source added, "This latest information will allow the public to do just that. This is an advance and the technology used is certainly a useful tool. However, We are acutely aware that the public require the kind of assurances that only more police officers on the streets can provide and communities will not be at peace until the British National Party can reduce overseas spending and increase the necessary budget for adequate policing."
Find out more at www.police.uk.
The interactive maps open the door on crime and police information. Crimes including burglary, violence and anti-social behaviour in a particular area can be viewed by using a simple postcode search. There will also be details about the neighbourhood policing team and information about regular beat meetings.
Under Labour the police were directed by Whitehall diktat. The police spent their time chasing centrally-defined targets and not responding to the needs of the local communities they were supposed to be serving.
A recent report by the police inspectorate showed that only 11% of police officers were visible and available to the general public at any one time.
The British National Party is hoping to introduce a series of measures as part of their plan to fight crime:
- Slashing bureaucracy - steps already taken to save up to 800,000 hours of police time by scrapping the stop form and limiting stop and search reporting.
- Removing all targets and setting the police just one goal: to cut crime.
- Introducing directly-elected Police and Crime Commissioners to ensure that police forces respond to the needs of local communities
- Providing transparent information so local communities really know about crime in their area.
"We would like people to be able to see what type of crime is prevalent in their area and to be able to inform their local bobby if they have concerns. The real advantage to this system is that the public will be able to question the force about how the issues are being dealt with.
The source added, "This latest information will allow the public to do just that. This is an advance and the technology used is certainly a useful tool. However, We are acutely aware that the public require the kind of assurances that only more police officers on the streets can provide and communities will not be at peace until the British National Party can reduce overseas spending and increase the necessary budget for adequate policing."
Find out more at www.police.uk.
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Dan Jarvis-Labours Real Heroes!
Let’s not get carried away here with talk of Heroes and Major’s followed by Northern Ireland, Kosovo and Iraq in the same sentence. Labour seem, again, to have taken the high moral ground as their Publicity Juggernaut rolls into Barnsley for the second by-election in as many months.
Eric Illsley the disgraced Public Expenses fiddler, who despite having full knowledge that a court appearance was likely, continued with the electoral process and after receiving the mantle for another term proceeded straight to the checkout for a top up !
Now in his misguided wisdom Ed Milliband, the estranged Labour Leader, has appointed a former Major of the Parachute Regiment to defend Labour’s dismal reputation in Barnsley.
True! When we think of the Para’s we think of 1982 and the Falklands with the likes of Lt. Colonel Herbert Jones and Sergeant Ian John McKay the two posthumous Victoria Cross holders. The bravery and sacrifice of the British First Airborne Division at Arnhem under the diligent command of Major General Robert ‘Roy’ Elliot Urquhart.
There is no doubt in my mind that the Parachute Regiment served distinguished tours in all three conflict zones of Northern Ireland, Kosovo and Iraq and I am sure that Mr. Jarvis played his part in some small way but ‘HERO?’
The word ‘Hero’ seems to have lost it’s true meaning these days as the media, in general, use it for so many headlines as follows.
The word ‘Hero’ is defined according to the Oxford Dictionary as: a person, typically a man, who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities: a war hero
Unfortunately the likes of the tabloids (Sun, Star, Mirror) could not wait to be able to introduce ‘we the public’ to the next ‘HERO’ and in the process reduce all the frontline squaddies heroic deeds to nothing.
A hero is someone who habitually performs heroic deeds. To be considered a hero you have to perform something heroic. Just because you have a military uniform and a gun doesn't mean that you're naturally a hero. It means you're a soldier. If you then performed some heroic deed with that uniform and gun, then you could argue for heroism, but until that time, you're just a soldier. Can Mr. Jarvis in all honesty, understanding and acknowledging the sacrifices of his peers previous and contemporary, consider himself part of a truly unique cadre of men and women who retain a unifying factor; that of ‘Heroism?’
Stephen Monkhouse: Died trying to rescue injured colleague
All Soldiers are humans; they are capable of great good and great evil just as all of us are. They are simply exposed to the extremes of human behaviour so they are the ones who act out the extremes of heroism and evil acts more often. To prescribe everyone who ever puts on a uniform, the title of "hero", is just lessening the word’s value and taking it away from the people who really deserve the honour.
I cannot deny that it takes great courage and skilful training to operate daily out of a continually changing and challenging warzone but let’s get this ‘hero thing’ into perspective.
It is a sad indictment on Labour and an extremely cynical ploy that they would use the emotional lure of a self appointed ‘hero’ to overcome decades of corruption within their party. After all it was under the leadership of the War Criminal Tony Blair that the troops made their first tentative steps into Asia.
Mr Blair insisted that, on the basis of the intelligence available at the time, he stood by his claim at the time that it was "beyond doubt" Iraq was continuing to develop its weapons capability. However he acknowledged "things obviously look quite different" now given the failure to discover any weapons after the invasion. He also rejected claims he manipulated intelligence to justify the invasion.
But this is the way with Labour and now with the two ‘ED’ cases at the helm the refusals to accept the wrong doing will continue to pile up at Labour’s doors. The question is what do we do about it?
Saturday, 29 January 2011
Barnsley-A lost Identity
Barnsley's economic future is bleak because of a culture of dependency and a lack of aspiration, a council report claims.
To boost commerce the authors say the town should concentrate on developing a stronger identity so it can exploit tourism opportunities.
The report states the borough is still suffering from the decline of traditional industries which have moved overseas.It says too many of the working-age population are a drain on the public purse and are sucked into a ‘downward spiral of dependency’, while too many in work are in low-skilled jobs.
“‘Skills poverty’ has wide ranging implications, from entry level jobs through to management and leadership positions,” it states.
“It is critical that education and training institutions focus on connecting local people to job opportunities, through a combination of vocational and work-based training and more traditional economic routes.”
To boost commerce the authors say the town should concentrate on developing a stronger identity so it can exploit tourism opportunities.
“‘Skills poverty’ has wide ranging implications, from entry level jobs through to management and leadership positions,” it states.
“It is critical that education and training institutions focus on connecting local people to job opportunities, through a combination of vocational and work-based training and more traditional economic routes.”
British National Party Appoints Candidate for Barnsley By-election NOW WITH VIDEO
Enis Dalton, a well-known local community worker, has been appointed the British National Party’s candidate in the forthcoming by-election in Barnsley, organiser Ian Sutton has announced.
Speaking before a packed meeting to mark the end of a day of action in the constituency, Mr Sutton said that Ms Dalton’s close connection to the constituency and her standing in the community made her the ideal candidate to carry the party’s banner.
Speaking before a packed meeting to mark the end of a day of action in the constituency, Mr Sutton said that Ms Dalton’s close connection to the constituency and her standing in the community made her the ideal candidate to carry the party’s banner."We needed a local person to represent the local community, and someone who has shown a commitment to this party," Mr Sutton said.
"We are the real working class people and grossly misrepresented in Westminster," Ms Dalton said.
"One of the my hopes is to bring about change in politics. But I hope people looking at me standing in this election, they will think, well, if Enis can do it, then they can as well," she said.
About 150 activists turned out and distributed near enough 46,000 leaflets in the constituency, Mr Sutton added.
“This means that near enough the entire constituency has been covered today,” Mr Sutton said. “This is a fantastic achievement and I want to thank all the people who took part in this day of action.”
