I believe a few days ago, Nicholas said something about the BNP not making much of an issue of it, well they have, and I'm very proud to say their view could'nt have been better, and what's more they have a solution to the problem.

And to detractors of the BNP I will only say this, this is a party that thinks outside the box, they have come up with alogical solution, and what have the tories and labour said or even came up with?

NOTHING!!... The following is what the BNP have said about it:


Constitutional Policy Motion: Our party believes that England should have its own Parliament.

This motion was passed by a large majority.

Comments arising from the debate:

The British National Party, as its name suggests, believes that Britain is stronger for being united, and that the home nations – and the people of those nations - have a common history and heritage, as well as continuing common interests. We note with concern however that the establishment of the Scottish Parliament and the Assemblies in Wales and Northern Ireland has created an inequitable situation in England, with issues which are only relevant to England being voted on by MPs representing constituencies in the other home nations. There is a growing resentment at this unfairness in England and we believe an English Parliament would help to resolve this problem. An English Parliament would therefore strengthen the Union. The BNP would look at the options of establishing an English Parliament within the Houses of Parliament, i.e. the lower House and also consider impacts and cost-benefit analyses of establishing an English Parliament in one of the historic English towns or cities such as Oxford, Nottingham, York or Durham.

The BNP policy is: ‘an English parliament for a stronger Britain’.