A call to all Eurosceptics

Fellow Eurosceptics

If you care about the future of Britain,sign up to this new referendum campaign.

UKIP's NW MEP and chairman Paul Nuttall is advising this campaign, as is Daniel Hannan MEP of the Conservatives.

http://www.eureferendumcampaign.com/EU_Referendum_Campaign.html

http://www.eupledge.com/sign_up_now.html

UKIP: Opposing Turkey's entry into the EU

UKIP's chief spokesman, Nigel Farage MEP, has slammed David Cameron's demands that Turkey get let into the EU as "irresponsible and illegitimate".

"He states that those who wish to preserve our culture make him angry. Well, Prime Minister, your cavalier approach to the traditions and history of this country make us all very angry, but your anger can lead to disastrous and irreversible changes to our nation," Mr Farage said.

Under EU laws of free movement the people of Turkey would be granted the right to move to Britain, nobody in Britain has ever been asked if they are happy with that. Turkey is a nation whose population is projected to grow to 100million by 2020 by the Council of Europe.

Mr Farage continued: "Worse still, as he knows that Turkish accession will be rejected by France, Germany, Austria and others he is guilty of building up hopes where there are none.

"Of course we should be building up trade links, of course we should encourage free movement of capital and goods. Of course we should be politically supportive of a friend and ally, but to do so requires honesty. Not snake oil and insincerity.

Want to quiz Wigan's future MP?

On Monday April 12th 2010 at 7.30PM, Wigan voters will get the chance to meet the candidates to become their new MP, and to ask them what their policies are.

In attendance will be Mr Alan Freeman, (UKIP), Ms Lisa Nandy (Labour) & Mr Michael Winstanley (Conservatives).

UKIP candidate Alan Freeman said:

"It is important to vote. People have said they are not bothering as Parliament has let them down. It is not down to just one political party.
"People might not agree with what is going on, but it is their right to vote.

"I want to introduce myself and explain our policies and give people a new option."

The parliamentary debate will start at 7.30pm at The Queen's Hall, Market Street, Wigan. Entry is free to this public event.

UKIP St Helens blast government over crime

Seventeen-year-old Simon Heaton was unmasked as the evil attacker who raped and abused a 10-year-old girl in Victoria Park last year.

It was revealed that while awaiting trial for that offence, Heaton was granted bail, leaving him free to batter and sexually assault a nine-year-old girl at woodland in Great Harwood, Lancashire.

The sex monster has since been jailed indefinitely but St Helens North MP Dave Watts believes the decision to bail him last May should be examined.

In the wake of the Heaton sentencing, political party UKIP, contacted the Star to say they agreed with Mr Watts’ view but stressed it is a Labour government that has had influence over the justice system for almost 13 years.

Gary Robinson, of UKIP, who will compete against Watts for the St Helens North seat at this year’s general election, said:

“It is his government who has presided over the justice system for more than a decade and his government which passes down advice and guidelines to judges.”

http://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/news/5040910.MP_keeps_up_pressure_over_rape_bail_judge/

Great public response to UKIP in St Helens!

There was a great response on saturday to the UKIP event in the town centre - members of the public were able to meet their candidates and ask questions about the party.

Many members of the public took leaflets to bring home to their family and friends -

could St Helens be voting for a UKIP MP later this year? Watch this space!

UKIP Wigan in green land dispute

UKIP wigan say - "Save our playing field!"

The UKIP protest regarding the Mesnes playing field on Saturday was very successful with the vast majority of people in agreement with a boy's and girl's club, but
not built on the Mesnes field, a brownfield site would be far more acceptable to the public, which is what UKIP have been saying on this issue.

What are the views of Lisa Nandy the Labour PPC for Wigan on this Issue?

Is she in Wigan or (more likely) London?