Nuttall condemns the oppression of Gay men in Chechenya
Reports are coming out of Chechnya, about the arrests, imprisonment, torture and in some cases murder of gay men. Paul Nuttall, the UKIP leader has condemned the actions of the Putin backed warlord Ramzan Kadyrov,
“If these reports are true, and it looks like they are, then the Government must protest...Read More »
UKIP to continue fight against New Thames Crossing
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Today’s announcement that the Conservative Government will be pressing ahead with the Option C, Variant 3 option for a new Lower Thames Crossing, which will devastate the local community in Thurrock, is incredibly disappointing.
Cllr Tim Aker MEP said: “Highways England received their largest number of responses in any consultation in...Read More »
UKIP Councillors call for immediate action on a united unionist election strategy
UKIP’s Northern Ireland Councillors have called for all unionist parties to enter into serious talks about united unionist election strategies to maximise the pro-union vote in any future elections.
“Northern Ireland’s position within the United Kingdom is a matter which over-rides the marginal differences which now separate the unionist parties. It...Read More »
Paul Nuttall has condemned the US missile strikes on Syria as 'Trigger Happy'
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Paul Nuttall, the UKIP leader has condemned the missile attack on Syria as, “rash, trigger happy, nonsensical and will achieve nothing.”
“The whole world rightly condemns the use of chemical weapons in Syria, but the US attack on the Assad regime does nothing to lower tensions, nor will it hasten peace...Read More »
Statement from UKIP Party Chairman
UKIP Chairman Paul Oakden said, “We are disappointed to hear that Mark Reckless has decided to leave UKIP in order to join the Conservatives in the Welsh Assembly.
“When Mark joined UKIP in 2014 we admired his long-term commitment to Brexit and his decision to put his country first.
“Having been elected...Read More »