Britain First head office to launch new members' policy vote operation

Being a member of Britain First is a very important way to contribute to the struggle to save our nation.

All political parties are based on party membership, and Britain First is no different.

Starting on Monday, Britain First will be launching a new operation where our existing members can directly vote for new party policies.

Then, going forward, our members will be sent a new policy to vote on every few weeks, maybe sooner.

Within a short space of time, our members will have created an entirely new manifesto for Britain First.

We already have a large and varied range of party policies, and you can find these on our website.

But we need to be constantly adopting new policies and adapting to the changing situation in this country.

Under the present Britain First 'constitution' - as lodged with the Electoral Commission - the only group that has the power to adopt new policies is our membership base.

The leader of this party, Paul Golding, cannot just choose to adopt new policies - this would be illegal.

So, it is left to our members to vote on and decide new policies.

If you are not already a paid-up member of Britain First, then now is the time to join up so you can take part in crafting a new manifesto for Britain First, starting on Monday.

The first policy members' vote will be dispatched to our existing members on Monday afternoon via email and text message.

This could include you if you join up between now and Monday.

The first vote on Monday will be the adoption - or rejection - of our new 'remigration' policy.

We cannot send you the exact wording in advance - that's privileged information available only for our members.

Britain First is growing in numbers and becoming more sophisticated with every passing week.

We are not slowly down as a party, we are speeding up, rapidly!

If you are already a member of Britain First, then we look forward to sending you the first policy to vote on on Monday.

If you are not yet a member of Britain First, then now is the time to join up:

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