Forwarded from Laura Towler
“Did you just deliver this leaflet through my door?”
PA South West ⬆️
PA South West ⬆️
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Forwarded from Sam Melia: A Grug's Life
"Not welcome in this multicultural community" You what? Hardly bloody Bangladesh, love.
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If you go down to the political history section of your local Waterstones you may find a little something from Patriotic Alternative #DRAMA
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Plymouth activists were back out leafleting this morning. Another 200 leaflets delivered taking our total to 1030.
Those that think we should shut up while we are being demographically replaced continue to be disappointed.
We will not be silenced.
Join us and play your part 💪
southwest@patrioticalternative.org.uk
Those that think we should shut up while we are being demographically replaced continue to be disappointed.
We will not be silenced.
Join us and play your part 💪
southwest@patrioticalternative.org.uk
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This morning, an activist was out in Somerset to hit the Tory heartlands with the truth about their demographic replacement.
400 leaflets were delivered in the morning. Areas where parties have been made to feel comfortable in ‘safe seats’ are suddenly being jolted into panic as we continue to gain traction and chip away at their support.
With this action, the South West has now hit 1430 leaflets. Outstanding effort for all involved!
Join our fight and help spread the word!
southwest@patrioticalternative.org.uk
400 leaflets were delivered in the morning. Areas where parties have been made to feel comfortable in ‘safe seats’ are suddenly being jolted into panic as we continue to gain traction and chip away at their support.
With this action, the South West has now hit 1430 leaflets. Outstanding effort for all involved!
Join our fight and help spread the word!
southwest@patrioticalternative.org.uk
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Controversial plans to build 100 new homes on Exeter's rolling hills rejected
Protestors are celebrating a unanimous decision to reject plans to build up to 100 homes on the northern edge of Exeter. More than 200 objections were received after proposals were submitted by Land Promotion Group Ltd to create new homes on green fields next to Pendragon Road.
It included the provision of 35 per cent affordable housing and the design was said to reflect the 'character of the area', with the proposed homes being two and three storeys in height. However, at a meeting of Exeter City Council's planning committee this week, the application was rejected largely because of its negative impact on the landscape and local area.
What a remarkable turn around the locals have done in wanting to preserve their countryside. Their language is telling- they say they don’t want to choose who stays in their area but want to preserve the character of the area.
However, if the kind of people move into the area who don’t care about the historical and ancient connections the people have had to it, then the area changes- it’s sadly that simple. Still, stories like this should be celebrated. Just look at what 200 people, when united, can do to save their part of the country!
Protestors are celebrating a unanimous decision to reject plans to build up to 100 homes on the northern edge of Exeter. More than 200 objections were received after proposals were submitted by Land Promotion Group Ltd to create new homes on green fields next to Pendragon Road.
It included the provision of 35 per cent affordable housing and the design was said to reflect the 'character of the area', with the proposed homes being two and three storeys in height. However, at a meeting of Exeter City Council's planning committee this week, the application was rejected largely because of its negative impact on the landscape and local area.
What a remarkable turn around the locals have done in wanting to preserve their countryside. Their language is telling- they say they don’t want to choose who stays in their area but want to preserve the character of the area.
However, if the kind of people move into the area who don’t care about the historical and ancient connections the people have had to it, then the area changes- it’s sadly that simple. Still, stories like this should be celebrated. Just look at what 200 people, when united, can do to save their part of the country!
Devon Live
Plans to build new homes on Exeter's rolling hills rejected
The application was rejected largely because of its negative impact on the landscape and local area.
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We had an activist out in Gloucestershire who put our 2066 leaflets in little c6 envelopes to the residents. A nice little package containing a harsh truth for the residents.
100 leaflets are delivered, meaning we now have 1530 leaflets delivered in just under 2 days. Fantastic work!
100 leaflets are delivered, meaning we now have 1530 leaflets delivered in just under 2 days. Fantastic work!
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Forwarded from Patriotic Alternative Official
PA South West make the news!
https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/plymouth-news/labour-councillor-confronts-men-delivering-6897676
https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/plymouth-news/labour-councillor-confronts-men-delivering-6897676
Plymouth Live
Labour councillor confronts men delivering 'racist' leaflets in Plymouth
Concerns raised after four men caught delivering flyers for 'the largest and most active fascist movement operating in the UK today' who may be using Keyham shooting to sow division
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Forwarded from Mark Collett
White privilege doesn't exist, it is a lie invented to disenfranchise white people and make them hate themselves.
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Today PA Southwest got together for a hike in beautiful Cornwall.
As well as taking in stunning countryside we visited bronze age burial mounds, Celtic churches, Holy wells and an ancient Iron age village - Carn Euny.
The village was occupied from the Iron Age until the late Roman period.
Containing stone round houses, Carn Euny is one of the best-preserved ancient villages in the Southwest.
As we completed our route there was great conversation between the group and the very best of company.
After the strenuous hike, we had well earned 'fish and chips' on Newlyn sea front. A perfect end to a lovely day.
As well as taking in stunning countryside we visited bronze age burial mounds, Celtic churches, Holy wells and an ancient Iron age village - Carn Euny.
The village was occupied from the Iron Age until the late Roman period.
Containing stone round houses, Carn Euny is one of the best-preserved ancient villages in the Southwest.
As we completed our route there was great conversation between the group and the very best of company.
After the strenuous hike, we had well earned 'fish and chips' on Newlyn sea front. A perfect end to a lovely day.
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