
Notts teachers joined together with hundreds of other anti-
The festival was held for the second year running on the farm of a BNP member near the village of Denby in Derbyshire. A march to the festival site was preceded by an excellent rally in the centre of Codnor, with speakers from both main teachers unions and and other labour movement and campaigning organisations.
Unfortunately, the use of the Public Order Act by the Derbyshire police prevented protestors from marching right up to the site and only 30 people, escorted by the police, were allowed to do so. The march and rally were loud but good natured and included representatives from the newly formed Amber Valley Stop the BNP, local activists motivated into action by the growing threat of the NAZI BNP in their area.
The event was largely organised by the Notts Stop the BNP Campaign but was backed
up by many national and local union and anti-
Apart from the development of a new and vibrant anti-


Nottinghamshire Stop the BNP
On behalf of the East Midlands Stop the BNP Network
SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER
11am—4pm
QUEENS WALK COMMUNITY CENTRE,
THE MEADOWS,
NOTTINGHAM
NG2 2DF
Car Parking available onsite
Called by
EAST MIDLANDS STOP THE BNP NETWORK
Click here for flyer and map
