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FORTHCOMING EVENTS
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UKIP Chichester Branch
will be holding a public Meeting:

WEDNESDAY 23rd JULY, 7.00pm

PUBLIC MEETING
At the Assembly Rooms, North Street, Chichester

DELROY YOUNG member of the UKIP NEC
PUTTING BRITAIN FIRST

ANDREW MONCREIFF (Chichester PPC),
LOCAL AND CURRENT ISSUES

FREE ENTRY, coffee, tea and biscuits after (time allowing)

For any further details contact Mr Bernard Smith (Chairman) 01243 604186

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UKIP Bognor & Littlehampton Branch


Public Meeting - All Welcome



8 PM. Thursday 24th July 2008

“ E.U. Can't Be SERIOUS! ”


Speakers: Douglas E. Denny Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Bognor Regis / Littlehampton Constituency,
plus guest speaker invited.


WILLOWHALE CENTRE, PRYORS LANE, ALDWICK, NR. BOGNOR REGIS PO21 4JF



Raffle / collection
Discussion and questions answered. Admission FREE.


UKIP : The United Kingdom Independence Party


Bognor Regis & Littlehampton branch
Telephone 01903 719095


Printed & published by; R.East 67 Bluebell Drive Littlehampton West Sussex

Issues include:

POST OFFICES - HOSPITALS -

ECO TOWNS


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UKIP East Worthing & Shoreham Branch

with UKIP roadshow caravan

The Shoreham Airshow August 30th-31st




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Thursday September 4 - 6th

UKIP National Conference

Bournemouth International Centre, (BIC) Thursday evening reception at the Trouville Hotel followed by the opening ceremony by the Mayor of Bournemouth on the morning of the 5th.
UKIP National Conference 2008

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UKIP Worthing West Branch

Will be holding a Public Meeting on 2nd October

at The Barn Field Place Worthing

Speakers will be: Nigel Farage MEP &

Douglas Denny PPC for Bognor & Littlehampton

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Membership of the European Union costs Britain £60.1 billion per annum UKIP wants to leave the European Union and spend the money here in Britain.

To put this figure in perspective, just £1 billion would pay for:

222,000 hip replacements
Or 46,893 nurses
Or 38,782 teachers
Or 34, 585 police officers

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Hartlepool

So,Delroy Young is moving into Chichester tomorrow to give his wonderful speech on "Putting Britain First".

Meanwhile,the very important UKIP person Douglas Denny has been moved out and over to Bognor where he will talk them all to sleep no doubt telling them how good he is.

Douglas has also been given the Bognor PPC spot for the GE in a couple of years time,if he sticks it that is.

We can only hope that he will put his often mentioned political tallents to work in his endeavour to be elected,if he isn't we will all know he was a waffler all along won't we?

Go Douglas go,ahhhh bless him.

Hartlepool

I heard that Dels speech in Chichester on wednesday was first rate as is usual for him,but I also heard that it was his last speech for and on behalf of UKIP as well,I wonder if its because of the internal stuff within UKIP.

UKIP cant afford to lose stalwart activists like Del and many others,regardless of what anyone says.

I believe he will continue to travel the country if he has the time making speeches about the political EU and the importance of putting Britain first.

douglas denny

I do hope this is a rumour only.
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Thank you for the grand elevation to "highly important person" Hartie .....
but I don't think so: and I have a vested interest in this matter !
Even if I was, it won't get me elected. Its policies, the person and the political climate that do that.
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We had a good meeting in 'Boggar Bognor' with about fourty present and about ten or twelve new people from the surrounding estate. All good fun: - and, some took away membership forms.

Back on the road ......
NEXT please .......

DED.
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Hartlepool

Douglas,it is true what I said about Delroy Young,Chichester was his final speech on behalf of UKIP,this was confirmed to me an hour ago.

I dont know Del,never met him in fact but believe that as a UKIP activist he is now withdrawing from public speaking,I'm told he will speak on putting Britain First if time allows and when invited to do so .

Delroy Young is his own man and more of us should be so.

douglas denny

Well that is a pity. He is good at speaking in public; few are, and to have one less available to do so is retrograde, especially as we get nearer elections.
Del is a good lad at heart; and I confirm he is 'his own man' - something I like in anyone who aspires to being a politican. We have disagreements in the NEC occasionally, (au naturelle) but he is definitely committed to the cause.

DED.
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Hartlepool

Glad you agree and amen to that.