North East BNP Launch Regional Manifesto

The BNP were confirmed as the 4th largest party in the North East as they launched their regional manifesto in County Durham last week.

The launch was attended by members of the press including the BBC, all there to hear about the tremendous growth and the policies of North East BNP.

The British National Party are the 4th largest party in the North East of England, fielding a full slate of 29 parliamentary candidates and 79 local candidates, which in both cases, is more than the amount of Green and UKIP candidates put together.

As people learn about their ridiculous policies, for example, UKIP's plan to tax everyone's income at 31% and making working people poorer, they tend to reject them and realise that the BNP is the only genuine alternative to the greedy, thieving criminals in Westminster.

There were many issues raised at the launch including investment in rural transport networks and the construction of trams in our city centres, as well as the proposal which the press picked up on which was the policy of converting the A1 & A69 into motorways after the immediate construction of second lanes.