BNP man did speak up for allotments
So very British. The BNP would encourage more allotments to be developedYou have to excuse me. I am working on other projects at the moment and I fear I do not have the time to write the articles I had planned for today. You would have loved them:)
But whilst doing the research I came across a little article that I thought deserved immediate mention. Not because it involves world shattering events but because of its day to day ordinariness.
When people think of the British National Party, they tend to think it is only the Big Issues that they are concerned with. When the truth is, the BNP is concerned with and active in supporting the things that are important to us all in our day to day lives. Read the following letter posted in the unfriendly Ilford Recorder.
THE liberal-left biased Ilford Recorder's unadulterated hatred of the British National Party is, of course, painfully obvious. However, your attack on Hainault BNP councillor Julian Leppert over land sales was utter nonsense.
Your story alleges that Cllr Leppert is trying to take all the credit for the temporary allotments reprieve without speaking up for the allotment-holders himself.
Well, I happen to be a Redbridge allotment-holder, and with around 70 other people saw Cllr Leppert receive a big round of applause after speaking passionately on the issue at September's area three meeting.
In addition, far from trying to "take all the credit" himself, BNP Julian made a point of publicly praising Tory councillor Harold Moth for his principled and unswerving defence of Redbridge allotments, describing Cllr Moth as "a real local hero".
Some of us actually find it refreshing to see councillors set aside party political squabbling to stick up for the local people.
I, for one, was delighted to learn that Cllr Leppert had a casting vote to reprieve our allotments at a previous full council meeting.
Good for him.
VICTORIA MOORE
Allotment holder (Redbridge,
Chigwell Road),
Coopersale Close,
Woodford Green
So, tired as I am, that letter pushes me on. Salute. BNP Councillor, Julian Leppert
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