Friday is Judgement in Race Gestapo’s Case: Nick Griffin Calls for Demonstration
British National Party members have been called upon to demonstrate once again outside the Royal Courts of Justice this Friday from 9:30 am when judgement will be given in the Equalities and Human Rights Commission court case against the party.
Making the call for a renewed demonstration, Nick Griffin MEP said that he had just received the advisory from the court officials this afternoon.
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Making the call for a renewed demonstration, Nick Griffin MEP said that he had just received the advisory from the court officials this afternoon.“Judgement will be handed down at 10am sharp,” Mr Griffin said. “The timing is a surprise to us as all indications were that it was going to be earlier, or failing that, after the new year.
“Nonetheless, we remain confident over the outcome, but need as many supporters as possible to be outside the court once again.
“Please come with banners, loudhailers, properly dressed against the cold and let the establishment know that whatever the decision, the members and supporters of the British National Party remain defiant.”
The Royal Courts of Justice are at the Strand, London WC2A 2LL. Local organisers are requested to make necessary preparations to ensure that as many people as possible are able to attend given the short notice.
Q: What are the nearest underground stations?
A: Temple on the District and Circle lines, Holborn on the Central and Piccadilly lines and Chancery Lane on the Central Line.
Q: What buses go to the RCJ?
A: Bus numbers 4, 11, 15, 23, 26, 76, 172, and 341 stop outside the RCJ. Bus numbers 1, 59, 68, 91, 168, 171, 188, 243, 521 and X68 stop on Kingsway and Aldwych. Go to www.tfl.gov.uk for more detailed travel information.
Q: Where are the nearest public car parking facilities?
A: There is parking available in Lincolns Inn Fields and Maltravers St. The nearest car park is in New Court, Carey Street, with additional ones at Drury Lane, Holborn and Shoe Lane.
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