Heritage & Destiny has been reflecting a wide range of racial nationalist news and opinion for more than 25 years
On 9th September in the Lancashire village of Samlesbury, just to the east of Preston, over 80 nationalists – mainly from the North-West and Yorkshire – attended the annual H&D Continue Reading →
H&D‘s assistant editor visited Bradford yesterday to campaign with our patron Dr Jim Lewthwaite, chairman of the British Democrats, who is contesting Wyke ward at the Bradford City Council elections Continue Reading →
Far left activists were outraged this week when a French Marxist publisher was arrested by London police under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act. Ernest Moret was held for 24 Continue Reading →
A former senior official in Nick Griffin’s BNP has been exposed in Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party. The Tories have suspended Andy McBride from party membership, but he remains a Conservative Continue Reading →
Liberal and leftist commentators around the world have been horrified this week by the victory of Fratelli d’Italia (‘Brothers of Italy’) in Italy’s parliamentary elections and the imminent elevation of Continue Reading →
Parts of the Batley & Spen constituency in West Yorkshire were among the strongest racial nationalist areas in Britain during the first decade of the 21st century. The BNP’s David Continue Reading →
This week saw the largest set of local and regional elections in the UK since the reorganisation of local government almost half a century ago. Most counts will take place Continue Reading →
Documents released this morning as part of a public inquiry into undercover policing reveal that an officer codenamed ‘Peter Collins’ infiltrated the National Front during 1975 and 1976. Strangely this Continue Reading →
H&D Editor Mark Cotterill, aims to bring down Labour’s “Red Wall” in Ribbleton! On Saturday (May 1st) we had two leafleting teams out. Team one completed Ribbleton (City Council) ward Continue Reading →
One hundred years ago today Ireland was partitioned with six of Ulster’s nine counties becoming the new province of Northern Ireland. While the terms “Ulster” and “Northern Ireland” are often Continue Reading →