Chris Roberts at a 2009 meeting of the BNP Bromley and Lewisham branch.

Chris Roberts a native of Downham gives us the history of his home patch, and the enrichment his old stamping ground has benefitted from. Downham was once a stronghold of nationalism in the 70s but now is nothing more than a sink estate for welfare scroungers and the exported detritus of Lewisham.

Chris Roberts 02/04/09 from Steven Richards on Vimeo.

I know Downham well, I remember the Tavern with what seemed to be the longest bar in the world, ( I was quite young at the time and memory may be failing me) and the many happy evenings spent in conversation with fellow patriots intent on preserving our way of life. So this video brought to mind happy and simpler times, but it also sent my blood pressure through the roof.

What have we lost in the intervening years?

We have lost all that was good about our country before the derided concept of PC and multi cultural diversity became the norm. The fallow field of late 70s Downham became the rich soil in which the seeds of decay were sown by those intent on the destruction of the white working class by dint of importing non ethnics. If you wish to visit Downham now I would advise that you drive through it, and do not even think of pausing for a pint in the Tavern unless you wish to risk life and limb.
The conquest of Downham is just the tip of the iceberg, the biggest part of the plan is well and truly hidden. But it is coming to your area very soon.

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Council seeks assurances on behalf of residents

06 November 2009

Council Leader Stephen Carr has sought assurances from Bromley Police Borough Commander Charles Griggs that recent crime and antisocial behaviour in the borough does not signal the tip of an iceberg of emerging crime.

It has been apparent for a few years that Orpington/Bromley had begun to degenerate into a mini culture of mindless and petty crime, as is well known to the residents of the area.  Concerns should have been addressed at the first signs of criminal behaviour. Why did it take the scandal of two murders to kickstart  Cllr Carr into asking these questions?

Orpington was once a very pleasant place to visit in safety, if you wanted danger then you went elsewhere; since the changes wreaked by the educationalists on the little darlings who occasionally inhabit the so called school system, this is proven t0 be no longer true.

In an early morning meeting today (6 November 2009) senior members of the Council and Police met to discuss the unusual number of high profile crimes in the borough this week.

Unusual number of high profile crimes? Are they kidding, go to Orpington on a Friday or Saturday night, stoked up scrotes on cider and beer incapable of holding it. Pop over to Bromley High St on those same nights, the scene is repeated. Ask the Police Farce and Safer Bromley Partnership how many serious assaults occur over a weekend, unless of course they do not class these offences as high profile.

Cllr Carr said: “I was concerned about recent events including two murders and an incident involving Orpington College students. I know that some residents were too. As part of the Council’s role as community leader I wanted to seek reassurance on behalf of those residents that the Police are doing everything possible to mitigate crime in Bromley.

Orpington College has an unenviable reputation, as do other Colleges/Acadamies in Bromley. Chucking out time from schools is a nightmare in the area.

“As part of our work in partnership with key local organisations, it is important that we continue to strongly challenge each other to ensure the highest level of service and well-being for residents throughout the borough.”

Cllr Carr called for all possible resources to be fully deployed and an increased visible police presence on the streets at this sensitive time. In the case of Orpington, he asked that the Safer Bromley Partnership take a stronger line in working with the College to deal with the selfish minority that seek to threaten our position as one of the safest London boroughs in which to live.

Hypocritical language from Cllr Carr, it has been apparent to all those that have suffered at the hands of these little darlings that the damage has been done already, I refer you to my first comment.

He added: “The Council will continue to do everything in our power to ensure safety on the streets, including maintaining our robust licensing policy, further tackling underage alcohol sales, being tough on antisocial behaviour and continuing to enhance our street scene.”

Ditto my last comment.

Chief Superintendent Charles Griggs reiterated that the recent incidents were not connected to each other and did not constitute a change in the pattern of crime in the borough. He gave assurances that investigations will be robust and proportionate and said that there will be a visible police presence using all available resources pro-actively in our town centres.

Ditto again.

Safer Bromley Partnership Chairman Cllr Colin Bloom added: “The partnership will go on working with the police to tackle issues of crime and antisocial behaviour in particular, and to urge residents to raise concerns they may have with their local Safer Neighbourhood Teams. Keeping Bromley a safe place is something that relies on many partners and members of our communities coming together and I’m convinced that in this way we can continue to make sure that Bromley is a great place to live, work and enjoy yourself.”

How comforting that we can call on the Safer Bromley Partnership for assistance. I would suggest that rather than have a SBP that the many police stations closed and sold off to private developers be reopened, and manned to cope with the increased crime rate in the Borough of Bromley.

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Bromley & Lewisham BNP recently held a meeting where the guest speakers were Chris Roberts, Bob Bailey and Richard Barnbrook.

We would like to thank Bromley & Lewisham BNP for making the following videos available to us. In the first Chris Roberts gives a brief talk on how we can make use of our elected representative on the GLA by writing in with issues we would like raised. There is a phone number at the end which you can use to contact Chris.

In the second video, London Regional Organiser, Cllr Bob Bailey, discusses the importance of people becoming active and getting involved in taking the party forward.

Chris Roberts 24/09/09 from Steven Richards on Vimeo.

Bob Bailey 24/09/09 from Steven Richards on Vimeo.

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Last night twenty members and activists attended Bromley & Lewisham’s monthly branch meeting. Tess Culnane, the BNP’s Downham by-election candidate, and Chris Roberts, former London Region Organiser and No. 1 London Euro list candidate in 2004 were the main speakers.

Tess opened the meeting with a moving talk about how the politicians’ beloved multi-racial society had impacted her, and her family. She also talked of all the other British families who had experienced tragedies as a direct consequence of the malign and discredited policy of multi-racialism.

Chris Roberts, who was born and grew up in Downham, spoke about the origins of the Downham estate, and gave a brief history of nationalism in the area. He also talked of the centrality of mass immigration to all the acute problems now facing Britian. He particularly emphasised the sheer insanity of a policy which seeks to introduce disparate peoples – many of whom are the subject of inter-ethnic strife in their own countries – into a previously settled, racially homogeneous European nation in the expectation of creating a harmonious society!

Literature sales and collection raised £180.

The next branch meeting will be middle/end of May.

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by Rowena

On Thursday 19 February the British National Party polled 10.6% in Downham ward of the London Borough of Lewisham. The by-election was called due to the resignation of two of the three Liberal Democrat councillors. This is very much a Lib Dem ward.

Downham was built as social housing in the 1920s by the London County Council, and is a sister estate to Dagenham. Traditionally, this has been a white working class area. Our candidate, Tess Culnane, who lived on the estate for 15 years, originally contested the ward in November 2002 and polled 20% after a hard fought campaign in which the Tory vote collapsed. However, in the intervening six years there has been an enormous demographic shift which has resulted in approximately only 60% of the electorate being indigenous British. Downham is simply not what it was just six years ago, and serves to warn us where London is rapidly heading.

Despite the demographic head wind, Bromley & Lewisham activists mounted what could be described as “Campaign Lite”: two inexpensive leaflets were distributed and parts of all six polling districts were canvassed. Thursday’s 10.6% poll replicated our Greater London Assembly vote of early May last year.

LEWISHAM COUNCIL
Downham Ward
Jenni CLUTTEN (Lib-Dem) 1075
Duwayne BROOKS (Lib-Dem) 1067
Damien EGAN (Lab) 655
Christine ALLISON (Con) 654
Pauline Morrison (Lab) 635
Andrew LEE (Con) 632
Tess CULNANE (BNP) 287
Cath MILLER (Green) 63
Lee ROACH (Green) 62
BNP Party Percentage: 10.6%
May 2006 result LD 2230/1117/1106 LAB 590/586/554 CON 403/330/326 GRN 153/149/137.

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