22ANDUK

Lol, I had forgotten all about these guys.

What's their current scenario? Are they actually growing or just flatlining until election time when they'll drift away?

Anyway, here they are, just to jog your memory, One London:

Official Website: http://www.onelondon.org.uk/
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_London

:shock: :wink: :roll:

SponPlague

VANITAS are still kicking around, rather than the bucket, too :twisted:

This-England

The One London boys better quickly join another party or they will lose their seats and their wages.

Britannist

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.

This-England

They only have one realistic choice of holding their seats.
Much like Ashley Mote does of holding his European seat.

Independent UKIP

Join the English Democrats?

This-England

If they joined us they wouldnt hold both seats.
One at most.
But if they joined the BNP they could hold both.

Independent UKIP

Thanks again for your reply. Why do you still keep with this little hoper party? As the only stated reason you oppose the BNP (that you said when you kindly responded to my question on the matter) is that they are British Nationalist and you are English Nationalist, shouldn't you concentrate your efforts on reforming the clearly larger than Eng Dems, BNP into a party such as English National Party?

This-England

Im working on reforming the EDP.
They own the name English National Party.

Tom Wilde

Goodness, how exciting! :roll:

Several of the smaller anti-EU parties seem almost moribund. The Liberals haven't updated their national website for months, and Veritas is hardly more than the memory of a joke.

However, One London have a smart, recently updated website, and a regularly updated blog too, with plenty of evidence that the former UKIP group on the London Assembly is continuing to do a respectable job of opposition there. There is no evidence of them organising as a national party, or preparing to stand in any polls, and I think it is almost inevitable that they will disappear without trace after the next London Assembly elections. I think that is rather a waste.