MEPs attend Remembrance Service in Brussels
Posted by Martin Wingfield in EU News on 11. Nov, 2009 | Comments
A Remembrance Day service was held this morning in Square Frere-Orban (left) which is just by the European Parliament.
Ministers should come and witness this before sending our young men to war
Posted by Martin Wingfield in Constituency News on 10. Nov, 2009 | Comments
NICK Griffin, chairman of the British National Party and Member of the European Parliament visited Wootton Bassett this afternoon to pay tribute to those British Servicemen being brought home after losing their lives in the war in Afghanistan.
It’s a Westminster decision what lights are used on Britain’s roads
Posted by Martin Wingfield in EU News on 05. Nov, 2009 | Comments
FLAWED academic reports have duped MEPs into voting in support of Daytime Running Lights that pose a threat to pedestrians, cyclists and motor cyclists.
MEP responds to UKIP’s campaign of misinformation
Posted by Martin Wingfield in Constituency News on 02. Nov, 2009 | Comments
NICK Griffin MEP has responded to an extraordinary outburst from Paul Nuttall, the chairman of UKIP, which was published in the Rochdale Observer on 29th October.
Worried by the huge increase in media coverage for the British National Party and its strong showing in the polls with a 50% increase in support for the Party in its strongholds, UKIP have launched a campaign to spread misinformation about the British National Party.
EU fear of Islamic terrorists penalises UK steam enthusiasts
Posted by Martin Wingfield in Case Work on 28. Oct, 2009 | Comments
THE British hobby industry in under threat because of new draconian European Union legislation regarding explosive base materials and igniters.
Debate challenged issued to the Tory ‘generals’
Posted by Martin Wingfield in Constituency News on 26. Oct, 2009 | Comments
AFTER four senior military personnel joined a Conservative Party campaign in an effort to discredit the British National Party, Nick Griffin MEP has written to each of them seeking a debate so that the issue of British involvement in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq can be discussed in a full and frank manner.
