Two arrests at BNP demonstration in Rotherham
Two people have been arrested following a British National Party demonstration in Rotherham. Supporters of the far right group were in the town protesting over plans to re-build a nearby mosque.
The British National Party and United Against Fascism are both holding demonstrations in Rotherham today
Two people have been arrested following a British National Party demonstration in Rotherham. Supporters of the far right group were in the town protesting over plans to re-build a nearby mosque.
The British National Party have been holding a demonstration in Rotherham this afternoon.
The far right group are protesting at plans to re-build a mosque in the town.
Anti fascist campaigners have also staged a counter demonstration.
Chris Kiddey reports.
About forty BNP supporters protesting in Rotherham against plans to redevelop a local mosque.
To see Chris Kiddey's full report on the demonstrations today click here
Anti- fascist campaigners gather in Rotherham - a counter demonstration to a gathering due to be held by British National Party this afternoon.
To see Chris Kiddey's full report on the demonstrations click here
There will be extra police officers in Rotherham today ahead of demonstrations taking place in the town. The British National Party is expected to hold a demonstration on Thornhill playing fields next to the former B & Q store this afternoon.
United Against Fascism will also be holding a demonstration on land off College Road in Rotherham this afternoon.
Police believe upto one hundred people will attend each event. South Yorkshire Police and Rotherham Borough Council say they are grateful for the support of local business, residents, and the community who have worked towards trying to minimise disruption to the town centre.