Dear Members and Supporters,

The National Housing Party UK is now in its fourth year and still going strong. We have just completed a leadership reshuffle, with Patrick McGinnis becoming Leader, John Lawrence taking on the role of Chairman, and Stephanie Parker assuming responsibility as Treasurer.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our supporters and members who have donated to our Party over the last four years. July 2026 has been a busy month with our ‘Raise the Flags’ protest against Camden Council. NHPUK Leader Patrick McGinnis led the successful protest, which involved raising four St George’s Crosses and four Union Flags on the lampposts outside Camden Town Hall in North London.

The videos from this activity gained well over one million views on social media, including X (formerly Twitter), TikTok and Facebook. The reason for the protest was that Camden Council continually promotes and celebrates every other ethnic group in Camden but not the White British as a group. This is anti-British, which also falls under anti-White discrimination and needs to be opposed.

Here is one of the videos from the protest (currently with 929k views) in which a member of the public objected to our action:
https://x.com/NHPUKOfficial/status/2073830721982960019/video/1

John Lawrence has again been supporting the veterans’ PTSD camp in Bath. We have supported the PTSD veterans’ camp since our Party was formed.

NHPUK has also been in talks with two other parties, the National Distributist Party and the Alliance For Democracy and Freedom Party. We have agreed to hold monthly online meetings with the three parties in an effort to work more closely together. Our first meeting was a success, with six NHPUK, four ADF and one NDP members in attendance. We will also be holding a livestream once a month with representatives from the three parties on the panel. Our first livestream will take place on 23rd August on the Guerrilla TV YouTube channel.

Please join us or donate if you can.

Christ and Nation.

Patrick McGinnis
National Housing Party UK Leader