Racism, extremism... or Just 'Unfair'? The Truth About the Epping Protests

Racism, extremism... or just 'unfair'? The truth about the Epping protests

As hundreds gathered this weekend, Ben Lucas attended to find out that the unrest was a little more complicated

Police Chief Urges Gov't To Shut Down Epping Migrant Hotel As Protests Spread Across UK

The Essex County Police and Crime Commissioner has requested that the UK government shuts down the migrant hotel at the heart of the recent Epping protests. The protests erupted after one of the illegal immigrants [...] The post Police Chief Urges Gov’t To Shut Down Epping Migrant Hotel As Protests Spread Across UK appeared first on The People's Voice.

The Claim that the Epping Protest is Really a ‘Nazi Pogrom’ is a Classic Left-Wing Conspiracy Theory – The Daily Sceptic

The claim that the Epping protest is really a 'Nazi pogrom' is a classic Left-wing conspiracy theory, says Steven Tucker. Yes, a few Homeland Party members have got involved. But that's clearly not why it's happening.

Epping Reform candidate’s fury after ‘ludicrous’ decision by Essex Police at asylum hotel protest

Reform parliamentary candidate Orla Minihane has condemned Essex Police's management of demonstrations outside an Epping asylum hotel, claiming officers confined hundreds of local residents whilst facilitating counter-demonstrators' access to the area

Two More In Court Charged Over Protest Outside Asylum-seeker Hotel In Epping - Great Yorkshire Radio

Multiple demonstrations have been held outside The Bell Hotel in the Essex town since 13 July after an asylum seeker was charged with allegedly attempting to kiss a 14-year-old girl. The number of people charged in connection with demonstrations at the premises now stands at 14, according to police. Phillip Curson, 52, and Martin Peagram, 33, appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday charged with violent disorder over a 17 July protes…

Everything we know about Epping protests and what could happen next

There have been two weeks of protests outside a hotel