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Britannist · 05-02-2007, 10:38 PM

If, when you write 'another party', you mean UKIP (and you probably don't) the two One London members of the London Assembly (who were elected as UKIP members) will, I am sure, not be allowed back into the party.

In going off with Kilroy to start Veritas on 2.2.2005 (just before the last General Election) they were seen to be disloyal to UKIP and to be prepared for Veritas to split the UKIP vote.

I would imagine that there are many people in UKIP who will protest if any attempt is made to let Damien Hockney and Peter Hulme-Cross (the two ex-UKIP members who are sit for One London on the London Assembly) back into UKIP.

Opinion polls suggest that One London will not hold their two seats on the London Assembly in the elections next year.

05-02-2007, 10:38 PM	#4 (permalink)
Britannist Uber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: London Posts: 22,896	One London and UKIP If, when you write 'another party', you mean UKIP (and you probably don't) the two One London members of the London Assembly (who were elected as UKIP members) will, I am sure, not be allowed back into the party. In going off with Kilroy to start Veritas on 2.2.2005 (just before the last General Election) they were seen to be disloyal to UKIP and to be prepared for Veritas to split the UKIP vote. I would imagine that there are many people in UKIP who will protest if any attempt is made to let Damien Hockney and Peter Hulme-Cross (the two ex-UKIP members who are sit for One London on the London Assembly) back into UKIP. Opinion polls suggest that One London will not hold their two seats on the London Assembly in the elections next year.