Cry me a River

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vetran replied

9 January 2016, 13:22
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

The guardian? Are you trying to get around the daily-mail-merge policy?

no I'm just going to get you fed up of the Guardian!
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DimPrawn replied

9 January 2016, 09:22
New rules meant it was impossible for the BNP to submit the application. Discrimination by the state!

All new applications have to be submitted using joined up writing.
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NotAllThere replied

9 January 2016, 07:28
The guardian? Are you trying to get around the daily-mail-merge policy?
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NickFitz replied

8 January 2016, 19:28
Probably had trouble raising £25 after their supporters spent all their money on neck tattoos.
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vetran started a topic Cry me a River

8 January 2016, 17:08
Cry me a River

BNP struck off register of UK political parties | Politics | The Guardian

The British National party has been struck off the UK’s register of political parties, the Electoral Commission has confirmed.

The commission said the BNP, which won two seats in the European parliament in 2009, had failed to meet the annual requirement to submit its registration details on time.

All UK political parties are required every year to confirm with the commission that their details are accurate and pay a pre-registration fee of £25, which the BNP failed to do.

The Electoral Commission said: “The last date a notification can be submitted to the commission is six months after the deadline for submission of a party’s statement of accounts.
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