The Crewe Arms is a Victorian-era railway hotel, "bursting to the brim with character and comfort", according to the hotel website. The local media is mystified that the hotel has been closed. The reason it has been closed, is that it has been filled up with illegal immigrants from the Middle East.

At a recent meeting of Yorkshire activists, in Pontefract, just outside of Leeds, party leader Paul Golding gave an off-the-cuff speech calling for action from those assembled. Yorkshire is an important target area for Britain First, due to the large number of colonised towns and cities within the region.

Britain First is on the move in Scotland and what better place to hold our first activity than the amazing capital city, Edinburgh. Unfortunately for our activists, it was raining heavily, so we took the 'Churchill' Battle Bus around the city. The Battle Bus visited Edinburgh Castle, the Scottish Parliament and Bute House, home of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

The Madeley Court Hotel in Telford was a 16th Century Manor House, and is steeped in history with many original features and characterful decoration. According to its website, it has the "ambience of a beautiful Manor House in countryside surroundings". When a Britain First team visited the hotel, they found it closed to the public and packed with Afghan migrants.