Britain First
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Paul Golding (with loudhailer) and Britain First supporters at a demonstration on Cricklewood Broadway, London, 18 January 2013. Picture Copyright KilburnHerald.com
Britain First is a small far-right political movement founded by ex-BNP activist Jim Dowson in 2011.[1]
The group had links through Dowson to the Protestant Coalition in Northern Ireland, until they reportedly fell out in September 2013.[2]
People
- Paul Golding - Chairman. Former head of publicity for the BNP
- Andrew McBride – Deputy Chairman
- Jim Dowson – Administration Manager
- Graeme Thomas – Communications Officer[3]
Website
Social media
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/BritainFirst (active)
Notes
- ↑ Britain First, Hope Not Hate, accessed 18 January 2014.
- ↑ Dowson dumped, Hope Not Hate, 6 September 2013.
- ↑ People, Britain First, accessed 18 January 2013.
- ↑ Britain First's Twitter account reported that its website was offline 'for some unexplained reason' that even its technical team were 'struggling to explain' shortly after it launched a video on 'Christian Patrols' on 2/3 February 2014.