Immigration – A Summary
Anne Marie Waters Friday 1st July 2022 Last week I spoke to an American organisation about the state of migration to the UK and the response of the country [...]
Anne Marie Waters Friday 1st July 2022 Last week I spoke to an American organisation about the state of migration to the UK and the response of the country [...]
Anne Marie Waters Friday 17th June 2022 This was never going to work. Priti Patel clearly thought that by stating she'd send illegal immigrants to be processed in Rwanda, [...]
Anne Marie Waters Thursday 21st April 2022 There are some things we’re just not allowed to talk about. Even those who dissent from the mainstream on things like covid [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 14th November 2021 Today is Remembrance Sunday. I have just returned from laying a wreath at the Headland Cenotaph in Hartlepool, where I live. I [...]
Anne Marie Waters 19th October 2021 It is not unheard of - in fact it is common - for the powerful to use a tragic event for their own [...]
Anne Marie Waters Monday 30th August 2021 It's been a busy weekend. It's been a weekend of variety: a variety of the most serious issues we face as a [...]
Anne Marie Waters Sunday 22nd August 2021 Does it matter what people believe? Of course it does. But let's take a scenario. If I was to tell an open border [...]
Anne Marie Waters Monday 14th June 2021 When I was a young child, my mother would collect me from primary school every afternoon. The routine was: home from school, [...]
by Miriam Smith Tuesday 6th April 2021 ‘Race' and ‘racism’ has been a hot topic of late. It seems as though ‘racism’ is everywhere. So much so that the lengths [...]
The government has recently announced an amnesty for illegal immigrants so that they can receive a COVID vaccine. Whilst this seems quite laudable from a humanitarian point of view, it [...]
Anne Marie Waters Wednesday August 26th 2020 There is a strange feeling about Dover, something it's difficult to quite put your finger on. On Saturday, August 22nd, several members of [...]
By Cllr M Americanos-Molinaro, Hertfordshire Branch Chair 19th August 2020 Recently, an opinion column poured scorn on local Councillors trying to respect constituents’ wishes on planning and housing issues. Their [...]
By Frankie Rufolo, Member & Activist 27th July 2020 Recently, Frankie Rufolo commented on Hong Kong during a livestream and was invited to write a blog and make a case [...]
We have all heard the claim that Islam is the fastest growing religion, a claim implying that, were it the case, this would somehow prove Islam's truth and value. Whether [...]
By O.M. McGlade 14th May 2020 Over the past few years I have been thinking a lot about the demographic change taking place around us, whereby relatively low European birth [...]
Anne Marie Waters March 2nd 2020 Priti Patel’s immigration policies are largely to be welcomed. A points-based system is an obvious method of weighing up a person’s merits and [...]
Anne Marie Waters February 10th 2020 MPs are rarely as vocal as they've been for the last few days. Some have stood up in Parliament to speak out, others [...]
2nd Feb 2020 As Party Chair, I enter 2020 with a sense of excitement and anticipation. Brexit (although it may not be perfect) has finally happened. The country feels like [...]
Anne Marie Waters December 9th 2019 In our unique immigration policy, For Britain proposes radical reform. We know that migration concerns many Britons, and we also know that an important [...]
By Anne Marie Waters 13th November 2019 People who criticise the ideology of Islam can usually report that they have lost friends as a result. I certainly have. But there [...]
By Anne Marie Waters 7th November 2019 Tom Bower has given his book an interesting title: ‘Dangerous Hero’. I would say he is half right. Dangerous yes, but no hero, [...]