A march against mass migration took place in Dover on 3 October 2026, moving from York Street towards the port area before a second demonstration formed near the migrant processing centre at Lord Warden Square. The protest was described by participants as a British patriotic march. It began near the Golden Lion Pub, close to the York Street and Priory Street junction, then moved down York Street towards the A20 and East Dock roundabout. Marchers later returned along the same

If there is a death at sea this can automatically bypass several critical legal regimes, in this article we list those laws, and the bypass that follows a death at sea. The Channel is not a law-free zone. Yet a death at sea can make the law harder to enforce. Evidence disappears. Bodies may not be recovered. Jurisdiction gets disputed. Witnesses may be frightened, traumatised, or dependent on the same smugglers who put them on the boat. That creates danger. Not only for peopl

Britain is divided at the exact moment it needs to be steady. That is the danger. A country can survive fierce debate, but it weakens when every problem becomes a weapon in a culture war and every neighbour is treated as a suspect. The real threat is not ordinary people arguing about politics, faith, migration or identity. The real threat is that hostile states understand those arguments and know how to inflame them. Russia has shown, through its war in Ukraine, cyber activit

A local protest can begin with one person standing at the edge of a road, asking a simple question: who is protecting this community? In Crowborough, campaigners say that question became impossible to ignore after a former British military site was repurposed to house men we describe as pro-Russian mercenaries. The issue quickly grew beyond the site’s perimeter. It became a dispute about public safety, local consent, policing, media coverage, national duty, and the right of f

A state that can turn a church safety patrol into a national security headline owes the public a serious explanation. Not a slogan. Not moral theatre. Not a vague briefing dressed up as certainty. The Ipswich arrest controversy demands clarity because it sits at the fault line between public safety, religious liberty, policing powers, and political language. Four volunteers connected with the British Security Project are said to have carried out a visible deterrent patrol aro

When any organisation claims to act in the public interest, its first test is not how loudly it speaks. It is how it behaves when a vulnerable person is placed under pressure. The controversy surrounding British Security United Kingdom, known as BSUK, has raised serious questions about names, loyalty, conduct, and moral responsibility. Denounced volunteers formerly associated with the British Security Project have formed a breakaway group with a name that closely echoes BSP.

A reported change in plans for the former MOD Bicester site has raised serious concern across Piddington and nearby villages, after an internal government assessment or planning document was said to show capacity rising from 1,250 people to 3,500. The British Security Project recently visited Piddington and surrounding communities after residents raised alarm about the proposal. The site at the centre of the concern is understood to be Site A within the former military base.

The British Security Project has removed three members, known within the group as BSP Tommy, BSP Dom and BSP Jumbo, after internal concerns over volunteer recruitment, public statements, an alleged AI-generated image, and leaked group chat messages. The group said the removals followed separate internal issues affecting trust, safeguarding and the integrity of private communications. The British Security Project, known as BSP, said the decisions were made to protect official

If you spent time in custody, you can ask the organisation that holds your personal data for a copy of the records about you. In the UK, this is usually done through a subject access request, often called a SAR, under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. This guide explains how to request the duration of time in custody, custody logs, CCTV footage, and body-worn camera footage from the relevant local authority or police force. It also includes a ready-to-use letter t

Broadstairs saw a visible security presence on Saturday 8 August as BSP returned to support a public protest against a proposed HMO reportedly intended to house migrants. The demonstration brought together local residents and organisers from Thanet Patriots, with BSP on site to help manage the crowd, support the march, and liaise with Kent Police. The event centred on concerns about the proposed use of the property, the impact on the local area, and the wider debate around ho

Safer neighbourhoods depend on people who are willing to pay attention, speak honestly, and stand with their communities when it matters. The British Security Project is proud to announce the launch of British Security News, beginning with our first team of Official BSP Reporters, Liam and Sharna. This marks a new step for the project and a new platform for people who have already shown commitment, care, and courage in raising awareness across local communities. Liam and Shar

The wrongful accusation of nine British Security Project volunteers on serious charges such as conspiracy to commit terrorism, conspiracy to murder, and threats to kill has raised urgent questions about legal protections and accountability. These individuals were held in custody for six days before being released without charge or bail conditions. Despite their release, high-profile politicians labeled them as far-right terrorists, a claim that has put their safety and reputa

A public accusation can travel faster than a correction. Once a group is described as “twelve arrested” or labelled as “far-right terrorists”, that wording can harden into accepted truth, even when the underlying facts are disputed or incomplete. The central correction in this case is straightforward: the British Security Project was said to have nine volunteers involved, not twelve. The wider number appears to include three people who, according to the defence brief, had no

Nine volunteers connected to the British Security Project were recently arrested after intelligence was treated as credible when it should not have been. They were later released without charge. That point matters. It matters for the people arrested, for their families, for the wider volunteer community, and for anyone who has seen inaccurate references to “12” people or misleading claims linking the incident to wrongdoing by BSP. This post sets out the facts as clearly as po

under orders of Labour party Cllr Bella Sankey a murder victims mother was assaulted by police and mocked by crowds of antifa intifa groups.

What Led to the Privatization of British Water? Before 1989, water services in England and Wales were managed by public regional water authorities. These authorities handled everything from water supply to sewage treatment. However, by the late 1980s, the government argued that public management was inefficient, underfunded, and unable to meet growing environmental standards. The Conservative government under Margaret Thatcher pushed for privatization to: Attract private inve

The British Security Project encompasses a wide range of organizations and personnel dedicated to maintaining safety and security across various sectors. These sectors include: Visible Deterrent Patrols With the right amount of personnel we aim to provide teams to the streets in community engagement and safe guarding, as part of the patrol routes we will include schools during the times that children start and finish, (during the periods between), the patrol routes will inclu

In today's world, the safety and security of our communities are more crucial than ever. With rising concerns about crime and public safety, it is essential to take proactive steps to protect our neighborhoods. One of the most effective ways to contribute to this cause is by donating to local security initiatives. Your support can make a significant difference in enhancing community protection and ensuring a safer environment for everyone. BSP Worn Combat Tactical Vest Unders

Domestic terrorism is a pressing issue that affects communities across the globe. As incidents of violence and extremism rise, the need for dedicated professionals to combat these threats has never been more critical. This blog post will explore various career paths available for those looking to join the fight against domestic terrorism, highlighting the skills required, potential employers, and the impact these roles can have on society. Eye-level view of a law enforcement