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The English Democrats want St George's Day to be England's National Holiday.

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English Democrats are fed up with those regular politicians who don't seem to care about our country but only appear to care about their own careers. The English Democrats want to be your voice for England and Englishness.

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Promoted by the English Democrats Party, Quires Green, Willingale, Ongar, Essex, CM5 0QP.

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And, some GOOD NEWS

The BBC have told us that they will be covering our London Assembly Candidates on Wednesday, 23 April 2008, during our joint Demo with the CEP in Parliament Square, London - 10am to 12 Noon.

Supposedly the plea of the Bolling Hall Ghost to spare the town during the English Civil War. A plea which seems to many today to have just as much relevance.

The Telegraph & Argus reported about the widespread and community dismay over pulling the plug on plans to celebrate St George's Day. Article link:- http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/display.var.2206609.0.anger_as_st_georges_parade_cancelled.php

It's not the first time Bradford has angered locals and St George. In 2004 the Council was branded the meanest in the country for charging Keighley to hold a charity market which was to be run in conjunction with St George's Day celebrations.

This year, to add insult to injury, the Council appears to believe that moving St George's Day from 23^rd April will make England's day of national celebration more acceptable.

The Yorkshire Post has also picked up on the row.

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/City-row-over-cancelled-parade.3999947.jp

In addition to St George being the Patron Saint of England, he is honoured in both Christian and Muslim faiths. What a great pity Bradford has missed an opportunity to be both Patriotic and at the same time to bring so many communities together, old and young alike.

Is the message now getting across?

Some recent articles which give us all, who are campaigning for an English Parliament, some real hope that it is.

The Spectator's St George's Day Eition. (Page 3)

http://www.spectator.co.uk/the-magazine/the-week/615231/alex-salmond-is-nudging-the-english-towards-independence-without-them-realising-it.thtml

The New Statesman

New Statesman - So, is it all right to be an English nationalist?

The latest edition of the English Democrats magazine, English Voice is now available as an E-book.

http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/Launch.aspx?referral=mypagesuite&refresh=3q1SyE401tD5&EID=b1070c5a-161c-472b-aad6-11ba24d601e2

It is the first time I have read a magazine in this way; you can scroll through the pages, zoom in and out... it was great fun. Felt like I was reading a ‘bridge report' on Star Trek.

I hope as many as possible will have a look at these and distribute as widely as possible. Rastrick webcast and ‘mobile speaker' soundtrack

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CjDqxFZIYis 

London Campaign TV broadcast

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b009vtg7

Published and promoted by Clr Paul Rogan on behalf of the Bradford & Calderdale English Democrats, both at 363 Stainland Rd, stainland, HX4 9HF