The Holborn & St Pancras by-election on the 8th of October 2026 reinforced my belief in the British Movements strategy of building from the grass roots up. There were three anti-immigration candidates for this election, two of which lost their deposits, £500.00 from each party handed over to the government.
Voter turn out in this by-election was similar to the by-election here in Manchester last February, less than half of the voters bothering to go out and vote at all. Manchester’s Gordon & Denton by-election turn out was 47 percent, with London’s Holborn & St Pancras having a 39% turn out. This means a great many British people whom agree with stopping the boats and the deportation of a large numbers of immigrants seem to have simply given up (all politicians are the same thinking seems to rule)
Our people need a political movement that works on the ground to address issues such as anti-white racism, the promotion of white guilt in schools, and situations where classroom teaching assistants provide support to refugee children but fail to adequately support British children with learning difficulties such as dyslexia. With the BM, we have exactly that.
The British Movement’s careful approach, including campaigns to support our homeless and a firm commitment to staying within the law with our propaganda, is the way forward. Many of our opponents are laughing at the lost deposits of multiple anti-immigration candidates standing in areas where more than half of the electorate comes from ethnic minority backgrounds. They also laugh when young white men receive harsh sentences for offences as minor as throwing a plastic bottle. Many people believe these prison sentences are unfair, including members of the police, judges, politicians and the wider public.
Injustice will not correct itself. The British Movement offers a principled, uncompromising and growing organisation committed to defending our communities and national identity. For me, the British Movement is the organisation to support.
A Manchester National Socialist.
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Main Image: YouTube. Labour’s Sagal Abdi-Wali won the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on 8 October 2026 with 12,292 votes (45.2%). The Green leader Zack Polanski was second on 8,928 (32.8%).
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