The next target town on our list of Islamist grooming hotspots is Burnley, in Lancashire.

Message from party leader Paul Golding - Despite being completely banned from social media, Britain First is still punching far above its weight.

Britain First activists from the North West held a huge anti-grooming banner across a busy road in Manchester, attracting massive support from passing motorists.

Britain First activists have visited grooming hotspots nationwide as part of our campaign 'Operation Downes'.

When Britain First visited the midlands town of Derby, party leader Paul Golding locked horns with the police and a local left-wing idiot.

After raising the funds to build a new BFD training centre, Paul Golding visited the new premises to film a thank you video.

Britain First returned to the Sussex town of Crawley and found huge support for our movement among local residents.

Last Sunday evening, anti-terror police ambushed our head of security Sam Cochrane at Belfast airport and confiscated his mobile phone.

The North East activists of Britain First held a mid-week activity in the town of Gateshead.

Activists from the Midlands region of Britain First took to the streets of heavily-Muslim Derby recently, with big support in the town.

Britain First has today dispatched an urgent legal letter to the Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees (below).

You are not going to believe this, but we have just had some disturbing news from Northern Ireland.

The Eastern region of Britain First - led by Regional Organiser Geoff Miles - hit the streets of Chelmsford in Essex recently to recruit new members.

Britain First is back on the streets in Northern Ireland following a recruitment blitz in eight towns and estates across Belfast and county Antrim.

Activists from the north of England hit the streets of Manchester at the weekend, delivering nearly 1,000 recruitment leaflets.