Some lowpoints of 2013

1. Soldier Lee Rigby brutally murdered by two pieces of Muslim scum near Woolwich Barracks - we will NEVER forget this.

2. The number of muslim grooming gangs is on the increase. Convictions have occurred this year in  East London, Liverpool,  Harrow, Keighley, Nottingham, Oxford, Leicester, High Wycombe, Birmingham, Peterborough, Newcastle, South Shields, Lancaster, Manchester, Oldham, Great Norton, Coventry, Londonderry, Bolton, Torquay, Bristol to name a few.

3. The BBC - this year has shown what a biased corrupt organisation it really is. Not content with harbouring many paedos, they have thrust on us biased blanket coverage of Mandela's funeral and other unbalanced stuff, particularly on Syria. Time to withdraw the licence fee and sell it off.

4. The scandalous conviction of Alexander 'Marine A' Blackman - he has been betrayed by his Country, by his Government, by the Judicial System – and by the very Military he has served loyally for 15 years. Our soldiers are dealing, daily, with murderous fanatics who laugh at the Geneva Convention – and at the chinless cretins citing it.

Some Highlights of 2013

1. Mandela, the communist murdering terrorist, dying. We had to put up with blanket biased coverage from the BBC but at least he's gone. His family can be left to squabble and waste his non legacy now.

2. Margaret Thatcher dying. We didn't like her brand of politics and economics but whe was a strong leader who led us during the Falklands conflict. The left, particularly the BBC, were rejoicing at her death but just compare her to the current political crop and you can see her worth.

3. Tommy Robinson turns to the dark side. Initially we did not know what to make of this. Seems to be because of personal reasons. However, his departure has left a power vacuum in the EDL. Be reminded that the EDL are not a political party so their supporters should get behind the BNP.

4. Qatada is deported to Jordan. Finally the soap opera is over but so much taxpayers money has been wasted trying to get rid of the terrorist scum. If we weren't in the EU it would have happened years ago.

5. Ronnie Biggs dying. How did we ever let this scumbag back into the UK after his 30 year exile?

6. Local leftie blogs - what has happened to the local UAF web sites for East Midlands and Nottingham - haven't been updated much for ages. Hopefully the cuts are working.

Nottingham BNP - Seasons' Greetings

May all of us here at the Nottingham BNP wish you and your family a Happy Christmas and all the best for 2014.

The coming year will be a very busy one politically, with the European elections in June, and the run up to the General election in May 2015.

We will all need to knuckle down to the task in hand.

Thanks.

Bob Brindley

Nottm Branch BNP.

CCTV issued following Queen Street violence

It happened in Queen Street, Nottingham, around 2.50am on Sunday 27 October 2013.

 Three people were treated in hospital for injuries sustained during the fight, including one who sustained a knife injury. Detectives investigating the case have released CCTV images of four men who are believed to have been in the area at the time.

 In a related incident, a pedestrian also required precautionary hospital treatment for minor injuries after they were struck by a car in Upper Parliament Street. Jason Pryce, 23, of Northdown Road, and 22-year-old Polokaliko Kainja, of Radford Boulevard, have been charged with wounding and affray, Niall Frain, 18, of Broadway East in Carlton, has been charged with affray and Richard Derby, 23, of Conway Close, Nottingham, was charged with dangerous driving, failing to stop at the scene of an injury accident, and failing to provide a sample of breath at a police station. If you know the men in the CCTV images or have any information about the incident, contact us on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.