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New Party sympathises with expenses backlash MPs
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This year Christmas dinner will cost you £36million, if you are quick
IPPR plans would cause higher numbers to jump from UK Titanic
Stealth tax ‘shooting galleries’ creating killer roads
New Party slams 'perverse' lessons in domestic violence
UK needs to wake up and end this economic 'Greek tragedy'
New corruption figures highlight Kelly's Westminster failure
Queen's Speech a matter of the 'government's new clothes'
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YouTube debut for New Party following Politics Show appearance
Stop Westminster Council's bike rider robbery before it spreads nationwide
New Party calls for BBC to end its 'discrimination' of smaller political parties
New Party praises ASA for investigating 'sickening' carbon advert
Time to unburden 10 million low earners of income tax
'Orwellian' C02 advert prompts New Party call for withdrawal
Richard Vass' letter to the national press
Red Tape has left thousands across Britain jobless
Who are the real progressives?
Memories of '76
The reactionary left
The Democratic Imperative
Socialism for shoppers
Spivocracy in action
Precisely
The abdication of leadership
Rebuilding communities
The loser tendency
The United Nations: what moral authority?
How to banish cynicism
The Chancellor's iron grip - on power
British politics: Is it dead yet?

Friday, June 27, 2008

Into the fray

If you have found your way to this page you are probably by now aware that the New Party has decided to contest the Haltemprice and Howden by-election against David Davis. Our candidate will be National Spokesman and Party Leader David Pinder. Full details of his campaign can be found at our special campaign website anewpartyforbritain.com.

The focus of David's campaign is the need for a new analysis of the political situation in this country at the moment- a crisis to which David Davis has become alerted but for which he has no real answers.

If you would like to help David Pinder in this, our first UK Parliamentary election campaign, please contact the New Party Head Office as soon as possible. Together we can put an end to the spin, reclaim traditional British values and create a new party for Britain to replace the failed politics of the past.

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