The British National Party’s group on the Isle of Wight has held the first of its election meetings, reports organiser Geoff Clynch.
“Sunday evening saw an informal gathering where the group drew up its leafleting schedules and candidate identification procedures,” Mr Clynch said.
“Local activists attended the meeting and raised good ideas on how the campaign should be run,” he continued.
“The Isle of Wight is relatively untouched by the immigration invasion and the problems it brings, and the party will adapt its strategy accordingly.”
The meeting was held in a five star hotel where the host laid on a post meeting meal without cost. The group had a collection and raised substantial funds for their campaign with the owner of the venue donating a three figure sum to the party.
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