Britain First is proud of all of our activists who took part in the parliamentary by-election campaign in Wakefield.

The Britain first campaign for Thursday's parliamentary by-election in Wakefield has finally concluded after five weeks of hard work.

Once again, Britain First has been discussed on the popular news channel, GB News.

As a candidate in the upcoming parliamentary by-election in Wakefield, the BBC asked our candidate, Ashlea Simon, to take part in a mini-series addressing the cost of living crisis.

Fresh from inflicting an embarrassing defeat on Wakefield Police in court yesterday, party leader Paul Golding - and candidate Ashlea Simon - led the final day of action for the upcoming parliamentary by-election that takes place this coming Thursday 23rd June.

As part of our campaign for the Wakefield parliamentary by-election, Britain First is allowed to fix A3 placards to lampposts across the constituency.

GB News discussed the arrest of Paul Golding again last night.

After the unbelievable and horrific events that took place on Saturday, a Britain First team of activists returned to Wakefield to campaign for the by-election which takes place next Thursday.

During the Mark Steyn show on GB News, the police sabotage of our Wakefield election campaign - and the arrest of Paul Golding - was outlined to the viewers.

While on their way to campaign in the Wakefield parliamentary by-election, Paul, Ashlea and a dozen activists were ambushed by the gestapo.