Happy St George’s Day to H&D readers
For a second year running, we celebrate St George’s Day – commemorating the patron saint of England – in a country where normal life and normal celebrations are impossible. Whatever Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Local Elections 2021
2021 elections: Showdown for civic nationalist and Brexiteer parties
As we explained last week, the 2021 elections for a variety of local councils, mayoralties, and the Scottish and Welsh Parliaments take place at a time of transition for the Continue Reading →
Local Elections 2021: a nationalist movement in transition
Nominations closed yesterday for local elections across England, plus elections to the Welsh Assembly, and the many different local authorities have been steadily publishing lists of candidates during the past Continue Reading →
H&D Editor stands for City and County Councils
Mark Cotterill, founder and editor of Heritage and Destiny, is contesting the Preston City Council and Lancashire County Council elections. Polling day is Thursday 6th May. Mr Cotterill writes: I Continue Reading →
Corrupt establishments face nemesis in Scotland and Liverpool
With elections now confirmed for May 6th in most of the UK (despite continuing restrictions associated with the pandemic) a spotlight has fallen on two powerful political establishments: the Labour Continue Reading →
23 years after his death, Enoch Powell’s legacy haunts modern Britain
23 years ago the political prophet Enoch Powell died, aged 85. Though he had been a prominent figure in British politics for decades, he remains best known for one speech, Continue Reading →
Will the 2021 elections be postponed again?
Election officials in Lancashire have written to the government suggesting that this year’s local elections should again be postponed – or else held on an all-postal basis, due to the Continue Reading →