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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Thursday, 10 February 2011

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 Live

Wednesday, 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

Barnsley Market

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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 5pm
Semi-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 office
Upper 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

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.
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.



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?