After a long afternoon leafleting, North West activists visited a bridge over an A-road in Salford, Manchester, with our 'Lionheart' Battle Bus.

Britain First has launched another campaign for the local elections, this time in the town of Bideford in Devon.

Acting on a tip off, Britain First visited the 'Pear Tree Inn & Country Hotel' on the outskirts of the beautiful city of Worcester, in the West Midlands.

There are over 400 hotels being used by the Home Office to house illegal immigrants, with deportations at historic lows.

The next critical stage of our local election campaign has begun in our South East target wards.

While visiting the city of Belfast in Northern Ireland, party leader Paul Golding and a team of activists were disgusted to find that homeless locals were shivering in the cold on the streets a stone's throw from a hotel housing illegal migrants.

On the outskirts of Greater Manchester sits the small village of Hale, the latest area to be used as an illegal immigrant dumping ground.

The continual police harassment of Britain First, a registered political party, is reaching alarming levels.

Another day, another local election campaign launched, this time in Altrincham, on the outskirts of Greater Manchester.

The first month of hard campaigning for our local election drive has concluded.