What Does Islam Have To Offer Britain?

So what exactly does Islam have to offer the UK? Back to the Dark Ages. We must do something about it. Join the BNP and fight along with like minded people - contact us at @bnpnottingham or nottingham@bnp.gov.uk

And there is also the Halal shit served in every JustEat.co.uk sponsor shithole.

Two 'enriching' asians arrested on suspicion of GBH after alleged Hyson Green assault

Two asians men have been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after an alleged assault in Hyson Green.

Detectives investigating are now asking for witnesses to come forward.

The alleged assault took place in Craven Road between 8pm and 8.30pm on October 4.

Two men – Anees Syed, 22, of Randal Gardens, Nottingham, and Atheeq Syed, 26, of Bobbersmill Road, Nottingham – have been arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm.

Officers believe there are other witnesses to what took place who have not yet come forward.

Anyone who witnessed what happened or has any information on this incident can call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 249 of 5 October 2015 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

BNP - Often things are going on locally and the police do nothing about it. If you know of anything then let us know at nottingham@bnp.gov.uk or twitter @bnpnottingham

BNP at the Anti-immigrant protest Nottingham City Council House, 19th Oct 2015

Local BNP representatives attended the anti-immigrant (pro-british people) demo on monday in the city centre.

A good showing of united nationalists crowded together in the market place and made the silly little 'state endorsed' goons standing on the Council House steps look more like a cabaret with out-dated 'tired' predictable vitriol and banner waving material. All to no avail. However, a few bemused tourists took some photos of this comical public display.

If anything they've made the resolve of normal caring britsh people more determined now than ever before. They showed themselves up for exactly what they are – anti-British & pro-Sharia Law adherents.

It's good news that at long last the numbers of demonstrations and protests are rising all over the nation and our city Nottingham is beginning to see the disillusioned / disfranchised / demorolised & over-taxed locals, fed up with what is happening to this country & their livlihoods, stirring into action against the thieving corrupt Nottingham 'Labour' City Council and their 'indirect' pay masters.

From now on the momentum can only increase. Plans for the next bigger Nottingham demonstration are already underway.

Have no fear we will return and continue until our messages are finally heeded and the authorities for once 'serve the people' they are supposed to represent!

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Stop UNCONTROLLED Immigration DEMO Nottingham - Oct 19th 6pm

Stop UNCONTROLLED Immigration DEMO Nottingham - Monday October 19th 6pm-8pm Market Square

The storm is coming to the streets of Nottingham. Stand up and be counted for, say NO! to uncontrolled immigration.

Calling for UNITY! Let's all unite as one and silent protest against uncontrolled immigration. Get our veterans off our streets before offering hand outs to refugees.

At this protest there will be no speeches, so bring your flags, banners and placards and let's get our point across peacefully.

Judge recommends deportation for Romanian who stole £700 of alcohol from Long Eaton store

A judge has told a Romanian man who stole more than £700 of alcohol from a supermarket in Long Eaton that "immigrants are welcome" but they were expected to "abide by the standards of this country".

District Judge Jonathan Taaffe also told Costel Betrinu, who admitted two offences of theft, that there had been a recommendation for his deportation which he "wholeheartedly agreed with".

Betrinu, 35, of no fixed address, was jailed for 24 weeks.

Southern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court heard that staff in Tesco in Long Eaton saw Betrinu leaving the store with a suitcase of alcohol on August 10.

PCSOs in the store chased after Betrinu who dumped the suitcase with the alcohol as he ran off.

He fled on to Fletcher Street, jumped over a fence and hid behind a wall. He was then arrested.

Sanjay Jerath, prosecuting, said that, while Betrinu was on bail, he travelled to Preston, where he stole an unknown value of alcohol from Asda.

Pardeep Kalyan, in mitigation, said: "He states that the offences have been borne out of desperation. He has been in the UK for five months. He came here on the promise of work from a friend of his.

"He is a trained and an established builder. He came to London, worked for about one to two weeks but, unfortunately, the friend he was working for had to go back to Romania because of a family emergency."

Mr Kalyan said Betrinu had built up debts and gone to stay with his brother in Northampton, where he unsuccessfully tried to find work.

"He then came to Derby and fully accepts what he did was wrong. He couldn't find work in Derby. He was in a desperate state because of money he owed other people. The intention was to pay off some of the debts he had accrued.

"The second offence bears a similar story."

Sentencing Betrinu, District Judge Taaffe said: "You have been in this country for five months – and I have to say you and fellow immigrants are welcome.

"However, you are expected to abide by the standards of this country and not commit criminal offences.

"It's a fact that there is an epidemic of theft from our stores on a planned and sustained basis.

"On two occasions, you have been involved in a planned expedition to steal goods of a relatively high value. They are not the hallmark of offences of desperation."

Betrinu must pay a £180 criminal courts charge and an £80 victim surcharge. Is that all?

Why is he not being deported or at least we should cut his arms off? Vote BNP to rectify this.

Rats found in yard of Mapperley Chinese takeaway, Peking House

Peking House, in Plains Road, was served a notice by Gedling Borough Council demanding a thorough clean of the premises earlier this month because Rats were found in the yard.

The manager, who only gave her name as Ann, told the customers had nothing to worry about as the rats are now number 49 on the menu.

The post tracked down one customer, Ken B from Coronation Street, and he said 'It's a filthy dump - anyone who eats from these foreign owned outlets is asking for trouble. I eat nothing but Baked Beans and Pork Pies and there's nothing wrong with me!'

Vote BNP to close these outlets down and remove the pests.

Sudanese 'refugee' appears in Nottingham court accused of raping woman

Nottingham Magistrates Court

A Sudanese refugee has appeared in court charged with the rape of a woman last weekend.

Osman Suliman, 20, of Gregory Boulevard, appeared before Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Saturday. He is alleged to have raped the woman on September 26.

Prosecutor Sanjay Jerath told magistrates Suliman has been in the country for five months after seeking asylum from Sudan.

Suliman spoke through an Arabic translator to confirm his name, age and address.

 He was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on October 19.

Man appears in court with attempted murder after samurai sword attack in Hyson Green

The attack happened on Radford Road A 43-year-old man has appeared in front of magistrates in Nottingham charged with attempted murder.

 Whitcliffe Lambert, of Bunton Street, is also charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place - namely a samurai sword.

No bail application was made and he was remanded to appear in crown court by video link on October 19.

He was charged in connection with an incident on Radford Road in Hyson Green on October 1.

Nottingham named in top 10 most deprived areas in the country

Deprivation levels in Nottingham have increased Nottingham has been named as the eighth most deprived area in the country in a report published by the Government. Figures released by the Office of National Statistics show deprivation in the city has risen by almost eight per cent in the last five years. The figures are from the Index of Deprivation, which is published by the ONS every five years, and it means more than a third of neighbourhoods in the city are in the top 10 per cent for most deprived areas. 

In 2010, Nottingham was 25th in the table, with 25.6 per cent of the neighbourhoods classed as deprived, meaning in the last five years, deprivation has risen by 7.9 per cent. Middlesborough tops the table, with almost 50 per cent of areas in the top 10 per cent, following by Knowsley and Kingston-upon-Hull. 

Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham follow, but despite being large cities like Nottingham, they have managed to turn their fortunes around. Liverpool has seen a decrease of almost six per cent, while Manchester's deprivation is down by almost five percent. 

Becky Ramsden, policy and campaigns officer at Advice Nottingham, said: "The new figures are shocking but not surprising for the advice sector in Nottingham. "Advice Nottingham has seen the complexity of our clients issues grow over the last five years. 

Changes to the welfare benefit system such as the use of sanctions and the introduction of the bedroom tax, compounded by the increase use of zero hours contracts means that many more of our clients are unable to pay for basic items such as food, gas and electricity.

"Policy changes disproportionately affect areas such as Nottingham as historically wage rates are lower than the national average and unemployment rates are higher. 

For many clients who walk through our doors the only option we have is to issue them with a food bank voucher so that they can access emergency food to feed them and their families."  

One of the people who has witnessed first hand the problems caused by deprivation is Nigel Epstow, manager of Bestwood and Bulwell Foodbank.

"We set up three years ago and since then we have seen a huge increase in the number of people coming to us," he said. "We now help around 3,000 people a year. That has plateaued in the last 12 months, but we are starting to see it increase again. "It can be welfare reform and austerity as to why people come to us. 

Recently we are seeing more people who are on zero-hour contracts or in low paid jobs that are coming to us. "We try not to just offer food, but are also beginning to offer things such as offering advice, a financial service, and we've recently opened a community kitchen in the centre of the Bestwood estate. "A lot of it comes down to employment or benefits. We're all for welfare reform but the system has to be sympathetic to people."

[Course,since the local Labour City Council, couldn't give a monkey's' all old Collins & his cronies will do is repeatedly state ''We blame central government for this.''  End of matter.]