British National Party activists in Scotland ended 2009 with a successful leafleting session in the Aberdeen South Constituency Area of Torry last Saturday, reports our Scottish correspondent.

“We handed out hundreds upon hundreds of leaflets and newspapers to the good people of Torry who were very eager to get their hands on our literature,” the correspondent said.

Many people were also keen to talk about the problems of their area and were happy to confide in the BNP’s Aberdeen South candidate, Susan Ross.

“I very much enjoyed talking with the residents of Torry who shared their grievances with me and I give my thanks to the many who voiced their support for the party,” said Mrs Ross.

“Torry is one of the most desperate areas in need of our help and representation. We aim to campaign vigorously in this area in the build-up to next year’s General Election,” she said.

After the hard day’s work, the team retired to a local venue for a post-activity social and discussion at which future campaigns were discussed.