Relaunch of the Young BNP: The BNP Crusaders

The YBNP has been formally disbanded and replaced by a new organisation, the 'BNP Crusaders', its new leader, well-known activist Joey Smith has announced.

“The BNP Crusaders is a new venture for the British National Party aimed at young adults and formally replaces the YBNP,” Mr Smith said.

“Although socialising will be a big part of the BNP Crusaders, it will also offer members chance to explore their potential, learn more about the BNP from seasoned activists and have a good time,” he said.

“We will be planning trips to theme parks, simple ‘get togethers’ and nights out,” Mr Smith continued.

"The BNP Crusaders is a great idea and I look forward to working with my new team and meeting lots of new members and activists.”

The BNP Crusdaders, named to pay homage to our ancestors from the Middle Ages who saved Christian Europe from the onslaught of Islam, is aimed at BNP activists aged between 18 and 30 and is completely free.

All younger activists and supporters are encouraged to sign up by e-mailing crusaders@bnp.org.uk with their name, address, contact number, e-mail address, date of birth and membership number (if applicable).

Please visit the BNP Crusaders facebook page by clicking here.

Cowgate Asylum Seeker Steals £25,000 From Charity - And Get's Away With It

Clinton West, 23 of Deepdale Crescent, Cowgate will not be deported and will not see jail despite thieving £25,000 from a local charity.

The con-man who had ran an organisation named 'Dance Factor', forged invoices in the latter part of 2009, which totalled £24,803 of stolen cash.

After his arrest, he told officers that he had spent the money on casinos, food, drink and taxis - living a high life that most others can't.

He was sentenced to a suspended 12 month jail term and to complete 240 hours of 'unpaid' work whilst still receiving all of the tax payer funded perks asylum seekers enjoy.

The charity that West conned was the 'North of England Refugee Service' - A charity which receives funding from Newcastle's council tax payers.

Lib-Con Alliance Continue To Neglect North East

The Vickers tank factory in Scotswood, Newcastle has been overlooked by the government yet again regarding contracts which would save people's jobs in the North East.

The coalition government has instead decided to hand the contract to a factory in Wales despite over a third of the Vickers's workforce being at a serious risk of redundancy.

A worker in his early twenties who asked not to be named said, "I worked for peanuts for years to gain the qualifications needed to do this job.

"And because I am younger and less experienced than many of my colleagues, I'll be one of the first to go.

"What a waste of time."