In a surprise development the presiding judge in the first of the two “Hammer Attack” trials before Bristol Crown Court has overturned her own reporting restrictions order. Consequently we can now confirm what most of Wroughton and Swindon already know, from the Internet, that all seven accused were found guilty on February 14th. We can also confirm that amongst those found guilty is the son of a local Imam, this confirming a fact that the BNP – and only the BNP – made public a full year ago! The BBC has declined to mentioned this “uncomfortable” fact!

They will be sentenced at a later date.

To quote one media source:

“SEVEN teenagers have been convicted of attacking schoolboy Henry Webster with a claw hammer, it can be revealed today.

Henry, 17, from Wroughton, was attacked at Ridgeway School in January last year. Four teenagers - Wasif Khan, 18, Amjad Qazi, 19, and two boys, 15 and 16, who cannot be named - were found guilty of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm by a jury on February 14.

Nazrul Amin, 19, and two other youngsters aged 15 and 16 admitted the same charge before proceedings began at Bristol Crown Court.”

The story may be read in full: here .

In a further development, Liz Webster, the young victim’s mother, has launched a scathing attack on Wroughton School, accusing them of making no “efforts to assist” her family after the “wholly avoidable” assault on her son.

This story may be read: here .

We can also confirm that the second trial, of a further nine men and youths - all believed to be Muslims, has commenced before Bristol Crown Court.

Furthermore Wiltshire County BNP should be congratulated. Had it not been for the local BNP threatening a “massive and prolonged” campaign in the Wroughton and Swindon areas last year over the attack and, at the time, perceived police apathy, then it is thought unlikely that the police would have launched “Operation Dakota” - that has so far resulted in seven convictions - with a further nine yet to be decided upon!

British National Party - standing up for our people!

Footnote - this evening’s news:
Sky - NO coverage of verdict!
HTV - Regional news only, implied attack was provoked! That the attack wasn’t racist! Had an interview with Liz Webster, Henry’s mother and (of course) a local imam!
BBC - Regional news report only!

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