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Britain First co-leader Ashlea Simon bumped into a team of Reform UK activists and asked them why they take their marching orders from the extreme communist left-wing organisation, 'Hope Not Hate'.

The Thistle City Barbican Hotel in central London is rammed with illegal immigrant men in their 20s and 30s.

Even in areas like remote rural Devonshire, Britain First still attracts big support from the public.

The Britain First campaign for the London elections ended on a high note, reaching over fifty thousand motorists on a busy bridge in the borough of Havering. Two huge forty foot banners were attached to both sides of a bridge overhanging the A127 duel carriageway near the town of Romford, along with English and British flags. As you can see in this video report, for three hours solid, the response from the passing motorists was truly phenomenal.

The Britain First campaign for the London elections visited Romford, on the outskirts of East London. A team of activists took over a busy roundabout in the town centre and attracting lots of support from passing motorists.

As a way of saying thank you, Britain First held a meeting in central London for regional supporters who signed our election nomination forms. Britain First co-leader Paul Golding gave an interesting speech to those present and finished on an optimistic, positive note.

The Britain First campaign for the London elections visited the borough of Havering. Our activists were absolutely blown away by the support from the public. Our activists pitched up a banner and plenty of flags on a walkway over a busy road and the response from passing motorists was overwhelming. The footage in this video report confirms the enormous organic support Britain First has among the 'Silent Majority'.

A team of Britain First activists took over a busy roundabout in Crayford before heading for Bexleyheath, Welling and Eltham.

Britain First has launched its local election campaign in Coventry, a great city in the midlands. Our candidate, Amanda Peel, was joined by a team of activists to leaflet her target ward.

Britain First is contesting the London mayoral and assembly elections which take place on Thursday 2 May 2024.

Britain First has launched our London elections campaign on a busy junction of the M25.

In the historic docklands of East London, the huge 'Ibis Styles' has been taken over by the Home Office to house working-age illegal immigrant men.

Party co-leader Paul Golding sat down at Britain First head office to analyse the latest political developments both in Britain and internationally.

At our recent 'Spring Conference' in the midlands, long standing activist and election candidate Ashlea Simon was voted in as co-leader of Britain First.

At the recent Britain First 'Spring Conference', guest speaker Tommy Robinson gave an uplifting talk to the assembled patriots.

In Manchester City centre, a hotel called the 'Staycity Aparthotel' has been commandeered to house illegal immigrants. There are no women and children staying at the hotel, only working-age men who have passed through many peaceful countries. Only a few hundred yards away from this hotel, homeless veterans and Britons are sleeping rough in the city centre.

The 'Sharnbrook Hotel' in Bedfordshire is being used by the Home Office to house illegal immigrant men.

Head office has released our final video advert for the Wellingborough by-election campaign.

For several years now, the establishment mainstream media has been massively promoting an 'alternative' to the Westminster old-gang parties, called 'Reform UK', or more commonly, just Reform. In in this video, we blow the lid off the hype and show that 'Reform UK' is nothing more than an establishment safety-valve party.

As part of our Wellingborough by-election campaign, we are entitled to a free leaflet drop courtesy of the Royal Mail. An election leaflet will be delivered to every home in the constituency. We dropped our consignment off on the final day, so that means our leaflets will be delivered in the few days leading up to polling day.

With only ten days to go till polling day, our activists are pushing themselves to the limit in Wellingborough.

With only a few weeks to go till polling day, the Britain First campaign in Wellingborough has shifted into high gear.

Britain First candidate Alex Merola and party leader Paul Golding travelled to the offices of North Northamptonshire Council to submit the nominations paperwork for the Wellingborough by-election.

Instead of pounding the streets of Wellingborough, our activists have settled into a hotel meeting room to stuff the huge postal voter mail-out.

The first regional meeting of the year took place in Manchester, in the North West.