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!

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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

Jane Collins UKIP - Does it Herself

06:54  Enis Dalton  3 comments

Yes quite literally! 

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.


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UKIP - Undergoing Maintenance - Barnsley by election 2011

06:29  Enis Dalton  2 comments

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?
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