SOUTH WALES NF ATTENDS THE NATIONAL FRONT REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE 2014

Members from South Wales NF set off for London at 6 am Sunday morning. Although tired due to the early Sunday morning start, spirits were high and the activists were looking forward to paying their respects to our fallen soldiers.

Arriving around 10:40am, the patriots made their way into the Victoria area to meet up with comrades from across the country. At 11am the patriots observed a 2 minutes silence before settling down in a cafe to have some breakfast and a coffee.

At midday the patriots made their way to the pre arranged public house meeting point where everyone chatted and mingled with Nationalists from all over the country. With everyone turned out very smart and well dressed and the numbers swelling by the minute to around 250, it was easy to see this was going to be another great NF remembrance day parade.

As 1pm approached everyone made their way to the muster point. Some of the South Wales
contingent were helping with stewarding duties, with Deputy Organiser Luke Pippen, carrying the branch wreath at the front of the parade on behalf of South Wales NF. Tony from Gwent played in the drum corps while Eddie from Bridgend  carried the Welsh flag at the front of the parade amongst the flags of the four nations of Great Britain leading the flag party.

At the cenotaph a short service was held by parade Marshall, Darren Lumb, who done a brilliant job during the whole parde. Then wreaths were  laid by the party chairman and deputy chairman before wreaths were laid by each branch present, with South Wales NF Deputy Organiser Luke Pippen laying the wreath on behalf of the branch.

The parade then marched the short distance to the woman's memorial where more wreaths were laid and the lords prayer recited led by Tess Culnane. The parade them marched off to a short political rally in a nearby park where speeches were given by Tess Culnane, Richard Edmonds and party chairman Kevin Bryan.

After the parade the patriots gathered in several public houses to celebrate another successful National Front Remembrance day parade. At 7pm the Welsh patriots boarded their Coach back to South Wales happy to have yet again shown their respects to the fallen.