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The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-22T08:13:53Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref> <ref> [http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/archive/ultra-right-conservative-and-quasi-patriotic-organisations-active-in-britain Ultra-right conservative and quasi-patriotic organisations active in Britain], Searchlight, accessed 22 July 2013. </ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4 The Steadfast Trust on the Charities Commission], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-22T08:13:07Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref> <ref> [http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/archive/ultra-right-conservative-and-quasi-patriotic-organisations-active-in-britain] Ultra-right conservative and quasi-patriotic organisations active in Britain, Searchlight, accessed 22 July 2013. </ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4 The Steadfast Trust on the Charities Commission], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-22T08:12:37Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref> <ref> [http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/archive/ultra-right-conservative-and-quasi-patriotic-organisations-active-in-britain Ultra-right conservative and quasi-patriotic organisations active in Britain, Searchlight, accessed 22 July 2013. </ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4 The Steadfast Trust on the Charities Commission], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:17:02Z

Samir Jeraj: /* Contact */

The Farthing Trust is a religious charitable trust. It's registered UK address is in Cambridge and it's main stated function is the 'advancement of religion, education, health and human rights and the reconciliation/promotion of religious or racial harmony/equality/diversity as well as the relief of those in need. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Activities==

The Trust is active in England, Scotland and Wales, India, Israel, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==History==

The Trust was registered on 19th August 1974.<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Affiliation==

The Farthing Trust is affiliated with the Norwich Reformed Church, which was at the centre of a dispute over distribution of Islamphobic hate leaflets in 2012.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-17733162 BBC News 'Norwich Reformed Church banned for Islam 'hate' leaflet'], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==People==

The Current Trustees are listed by the Charities Commission as: Mr C H Martin , Mrs E Martin, Mrs J Martin, and Mrs A White. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Funding==

According to the Charities Commission, the Farthing Trust had an income of £118,074 and expenditure of £158,498 in the 2011/12 financial year with assets worth £2,651,670. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends66/0000268066_ac_20120405_e_c.pdf Farthing Trust Accounts 2011/12 on the Charities Commission website], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Contact==

:Address:
:Mr Heber Martin
:PO Box 277
:Cambridge
:CB7 9DE<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category:?]]

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:16:26Z

Samir Jeraj:

The Farthing Trust is a religious charitable trust. It's registered UK address is in Cambridge and it's main stated function is the 'advancement of religion, education, health and human rights and the reconciliation/promotion of religious or racial harmony/equality/diversity as well as the relief of those in need. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Activities==

The Trust is active in England, Scotland and Wales, India, Israel, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==History==

The Trust was registered on 19th August 1974.<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Affiliation==

The Farthing Trust is affiliated with the Norwich Reformed Church, which was at the centre of a dispute over distribution of Islamphobic hate leaflets in 2012.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-17733162 BBC News 'Norwich Reformed Church banned for Islam 'hate' leaflet'], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==People==

The Current Trustees are listed by the Charities Commission as: Mr C H Martin , Mrs E Martin, Mrs J Martin, and Mrs A White. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Funding==

According to the Charities Commission, the Farthing Trust had an income of £118,074 and expenditure of £158,498 in the 2011/12 financial year with assets worth £2,651,670. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends66/0000268066_ac_20120405_e_c.pdf Farthing Trust Accounts 2011/12 on the Charities Commission website], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Contact==

:Address:

Mr Heber Martin
PO Box 277
Cambridge
CB7 9DE<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category:?]]

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:15:58Z

Samir Jeraj:

The Farthing Trust is a religious charitable trust. It's registered UK address is in Cambridge and it's main stated function is the 'advancement of religion, education, health and human rights and the reconciliation/promotion of religious or racial harmony/equality/diversity as well as the relief of those in need. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Activities==

The Trust is active in England, Scotland and Wales, India, Israel, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

==History==

The Trust was registered on 19th August 1974.

==Affiliation==

The Farthing Trust is affiliated with the Norwich Reformed Church, which was at the centre of a dispute over distribution of Islamphobic hate leaflets in 2012.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-17733162 BBC News 'Norwich Reformed Church banned for Islam 'hate' leaflet'], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==People==

The Current Trustees are listed by the Charities Commission as: Mr C H Martin , Mrs E Martin, Mrs J Martin, and Mrs A White. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Funding==

According to the Charities Commission, the Farthing Trust had an income of £118,074 and expenditure of £158,498 in the 2011/12 financial year with assets worth £2,651,670. <ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends66/0000268066_ac_20120405_e_c.pdf Farthing Trust Accounts 2011/12 on the Charities Commission website], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Contact==

:Address:

Mr Heber Martin
PO Box 277
Cambridge
CB7 9DE<ref>[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithoutPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=268066&SubsidiaryNumber=0 Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission], accessed 9th July 2013</ref>

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category:?]]

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:15:05Z

Samir Jeraj: /* People */

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:14:54Z

Samir Jeraj: /* People */

The Farthing Trust

2013-07-09T14:14:13Z

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The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-09T13:46:33Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4 The Steadfast Trust on the Charities Commission], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-09T13:44:47Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4] Charities Commission, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-09T13:43:31Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref> Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4], accessed 19 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-07-09T13:42:24Z

Samir Jeraj:

The '''Steadfast Trust''' is a charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community". It is based in Macclesfield and works on promoting 'English' interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following 'Community Development Grants' to English Community Groups:

*Leicester Community Group - £48.75
*Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
*English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

*West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
*West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
*St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
*West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
*The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
*St Edmunds Night - £195
*West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
*English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by [[Tony Linsell]], [[Stephen Pollington]], and [[Jane Phillips]]. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees [[Julien Crighton]] and [[Shelly Marie Donohoe]] joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust Steadfast Trust profile], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

:The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of Anglo-Saxon descent or origin.<ref>Charity Commission, [http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf EET Trust Decision], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==
===Founder members===
[[Tony Linsell]] | [[Stephen Pollington]] | [[Jane Phillips]]

===Current Trustees - 2013===

[[Julien Crighton]] | [[Shelly Donohoe]] | [[Mark Taylor]] | [[Tim Hawke]]

===Previous trustees===
[[Lynn Chorley]]

==Affiliations==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the [[BNP]], [[English National Resistance]], [[Counter Currents]], [[We Are the English]], and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections Steadfast Trust Far right connections], Rationalwiki.org, accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the [[Charities Commission]] as it has an income below £10,000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/#sthash.mpPgcdN4], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Publications==

*Steadfast Trust, [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf Guide to setting up an English Community Group]

==Contact==
:Address:
:The Steadfast Trust
:Suite 273
:Silk House
:Park Green
:Macclesfield, SK11 7QJ

:Phone: 0115 9679444
:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>Steadfast Trust [http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 20 June 2013</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

The Steadfast Trust

2013-06-19T13:42:17Z

Samir Jeraj: Created page with "The Steadfast Trust is a Charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community. “. It is based in Macclesfield and works around promoting English intere..."

The Steadfast Trust is a Charity dedicated to “work specifically for the ethnic English community. “. It is based in Macclesfield and works around promoting English interests in education, legal rights, and welfare.

==Activities==

The Steadfast Trust provides grants for books, community development, storytellers, and English cultural events.

In 2010, the Trust approached ten Universities with a £75 grant to buy two books Anglo-Saxon FAQs and Wayland's Work: Anglo-Saxon Art, Myth & Material Culture from the 4th to the 7th Century.

It also lists the following Community Development Grants to English Community Groups:

Leicester Community Group - £48.75
Leicester Community Group Leaflet Grant - £322.00
English Awareness Community Questionnaire - £900.00

Cultural events supported by the trust include:

West Brom St George Parade 2009- £1375
West Brom St George Parade 2010 £2000
St Edmunds Evening for the English- £80
West Brom St George Parade 2011- £2000
The Great Englisc Folcmoot 2011- £4000
St Edmunds Night - £195
West Brom St George Parade 2012 - £2000
English Music Festival 2012 - £500

==History==

The trust was founded in 2004 by Tony Linsell, Stephen Pollington, and Jane Phillips. Linsell resigned in 2005 followed by the other two founders a year later in 2006. New trustees Julien Crighton and Shelly Marie Donohoe joined at this point.<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust]</ref>

In 2007, the Charities Commission reviewed the applications of two organisations with aims similar to the Steadfast Trust. These organisations, The Ethnic-English Trust (“EET”, formerly known as the Malfosse Society) and the Ironside Community Trust (“ICT”), the final report turning down the applications from the EET and ICT stated:

“The Members of the Commission noted that, in September 2004, a message posted on the Stormfront “White Pride” internet forum, and headed “New Charity For Ethnic English!”, announced the registration of the Steadfast Trust, stating that the Charity Commission had accepted
for registration a charity specifically for the benefit of persons of AngloSaxon descent or origin.”<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/media/100925/eetrustdecision.pdf]</ref>

In 2009 the Charities Commission launched an investigation into whether the Steadfast Trust should have charitable status. This was based on queries around the validity of the beneficial group, and on whether the work of the trust went beyond charitable purposes and into promoting a specific point of view.

==People==

Founder members:

Tony Linsell
Stephen Pollington
Jane Phillips

Current Trustees are:

Julien Crighton
Shelly Donohoe
Mark Taylor
Tim Hawke

Previous trustees:
Lynn Chorley

==Affiliation==

Concerns have been expressed as to connections between members of the Steadfast Trust and the Far Right. These include alleged links to the BNP, English National Resistance, Counter Currents, We Are the English, and [[Solidarity]] (a BNP-affiliated trade union).<ref>[http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Steadfast_Trust#Far-right_connections[]</ref>

==Funding==

The Steadfast Trust does not have to submit accounts to the Charities Commission as it has an income below £10 000 a year.<ref>[http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/]</ref>

==Publications==

Guide to setting up an English Community Group<ref>[http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/pdf_store/ECGGuide.pdf]</ref>

==Contact==

:Address:
The Steadfast Trust,
Suite 273,
Silk House,
Park Green,
Macclesfield,
SK11 7QJ

:Phone:
0115 9679444

:Website: http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/<ref>[http://www.steadfasttrust.org.uk/]</ref>

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category: Far Right]]