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[[Trevor Kelway]] emerged as a spokesman for the [[English Defence League]] around the time of its first protest in Birmingham on 8 August 2009, according to the ''Guardian'': | [[Trevor Kelway]] emerged as a spokesman for the [[English Defence League]] around the time of its first protest in Birmingham on 8 August 2009, according to the ''Guardian'': | ||
Latest revision as of 12:05, 6 January 2016
Trevor Kelway, Source: Indy Media
Trevor Kelway emerged as a spokesman for the English Defence League around the time of its first protest in Birmingham on 8 August 2009, according to the Guardian:
- In statements and phone interviews, Kelway pushed the line that the EDL was a peaceful, non-racist organisation, even promising that the last Birmingham protest would be "a great day out for all concerned".
- When the day arrived EDL supporters were involved in running battles and police made 90 arrests.[1]
According to the Daily Mail, Kelway has had links with fascist groups including the BNP.[2]
Affiliations
Contact
- Facebook Trevor Kelway EDL
Notes
- ↑ Robert Booth, Matthew Taylor and Paul Lewis, English Defence League: chaotic alliance stirs up trouble on streets, The guardian, 12 September 2007.
- ↑ Paul Bracchi And Tim Stewart, "Special Investigation: English Defence League and the hooligans spreading hate on the High Street", Daily Mail, 13 December 2010
