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Leaked BNP list reveals Pennine base
Leon Walker, Regen.net, 19 November 2008
Analysis of the leaked British National Party membership list has highlighted Lancashire and West Yorkshire as hotbeds of support for the party, Regen.net can reveal.
A study of the list shows that Lancashire and West Yorkshire are home to around 850 BNP members each.
Essex has some 650 members, according to the research of the10,000-strong list.
London - with a population of 7 million - has only around 450 members, the research shows.
Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Kent host around 400 BNP supporters each, analysis shows.
The list - dating from 2006 - was posted on an internet blog last night by someone the Guardian describes as a "former hardliner".
It contains postal and email addresses, phone numbers and some personal details of members.
The membership contains some former police officers and army servicemen.
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