Many parts of our capital city are now almost completely cleared of indigenous Londoners in what has been an insidious act of ethnic cleansing, Councillor Bob Bailey told the latest meeting of the British National Party in Bracknell.

“London has suffered terribly under both Labour and Conservative governments,” Cllr Bailey, who is London regional organiser and a Barking and Dagenham council member, told the meeting.

“If people in more rural parts of Britain think they are immune from this process, they had better sit up and listen because one day they will find that all has changed around them — unless we stop it,” Cllr Bailey said.

He made it clear that the BNP had set itself a “hard task” but was determined to carry it through to the end.

“The media will do their very best to disrupt the growth in popularity of the BNP, and we can expect all manner of smear stories to appear in the run-up to the election,” he said.

Meeting attendees were also informed that the Southeast region is to have its own fundraising drive on 10th December to help with election expenses.

This drive has been arranged through a joint venture between campaigns manager Councillor Paul Golding and Southeast regional organiser Andy McBride.

If any information is required about this members-only event, please write to southeast@bnp.org.uk.