Happy St George’s Day!
The H&D team would like to wish all our readers not only in England and other parts of the UK, but also elsewhere in the world, a very happy St Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Ethnic English
New study examines origins of Stonehenge as Europeans prepare to celebrate solstice
Across Europe this weekend our racial comrades will celebrate the traditional festival of the Winter Solstice – the longest night of the year. Long before the dawn of modern science, Continue Reading →
The Southport murders and the eugenics of immigration
For all the usual legal reasons, H&D has to be careful what we publish about last Monday’s horrific murders in Southport (just 20 miles from our office). Since we cannot Continue Reading →
Solsticial greetings from H&D!
The editor and staff of Heritage and Destiny wish all readers a very happy Summer Solstice today. Europeans have celebrated this day since Neolithic times, marking the turning point of Continue Reading →
May Day greetings from H&D – “Sumer is icumen in!”
In England as in many other European countries, May Day has been a traditional celebration for centuries. Appropriated by the political left in the late 19th century, the day in Continue Reading →
Vivat Rex Carolus!
The UK’s racial nationalist movement – battered and bruised after a grim set of election results this week – will have had mixed feelings about today’s Coronation of King Charles Continue Reading →
St George’s Day – Celebrate the Spirit of St George!
The editor and assistant editor would like to wish all H&D readers a very happy St George’s Day. While St George’s Day – April 23rd – is mainly forgotten, ignored Continue Reading →
Race and the UK Census: facing the facts
Mainstream journalists as well as H&D readers have this week been confronted by sobering news from the UK Census. This is a snapshot of the UK population taken in March Continue Reading →
UK census and racial replacement: H&D analysis
Demographic details were released this week from the Census taken in March 2021 in England and Wales – some of the figures for Northern Ireland had already been released a Continue Reading →
Celebrate St Edmund – the original English Patron Saint
Today – November 20th – is St Edmund’s Day. While St George (who had no historical connection to England) is commonly regarded as our Patron Saint, the original Patron Saint Continue Reading →