Just like Newcastle, Liverpool was another city that Labour bragged would never ever see a British National Party local election candidate - next Thursday there will be ELEVEN!

With both Labour and the Liberal Democrats struggling to hold on to their vote share in the city, the British National Party looks set fare to firmly establish itself as the voters’ third choice in Liverpool.

The BNP targets in all eleven wards are straightforward. In Kirkdale and Norris Green wards to confirm its ‘main challenger’ status and reduce Labour’s majority. In Clubmoor, Everton, Fazakerley, Speke-Garston and Warbeck to build on its ‘Third Party’ credentials, and in the other four wards to take third place from the Tories, the Greens, UKIP and the old Liberal Party.

Morale amongst Liverpool Organiser Steven Greenhalgh’s dedicated team is sky high as the public’s response to the BNP campaign is the best it has ever been in the city. Even Radio Merseyside has acknowledged this growing groundswell of support for the Party and invited a BNP representative to a debate it held recently - driving a coach and horses through Liverpool Labour Party’s ‘No platform for the BNP‘ demand.

Eleven BNP candidates in Liverpool | The British National Party News