IPSO in clear collusion with the press just as the old PCC was.

by The Editor

The Daily Mirror reluctantly printed a tiny retraction for their prior claim that Traditional Britain Group Vice-President used a slur when discussing Doreen Lawrence. We at the Traditional Britain Group call for a Press Complaints body that is not staffed by The Left and which will stop the press from constant defamation. 95% of the population cannot afford to enter court for libel and defamation and need a body which will call a halt to this filth.

Release of Lord Sudeley's vital historical study of the House of Lords

by The Editor

Lord Sudeley has written a remarkable new historical study of the House of Lords. Writing from an inside perspective as a hereditary British peer, he argues for the restoration of the hereditaries. Their return to their rightful position would remove politically appointed place-holders and recreate two fully functional chambers.

Conversion Therapy: the Reverend Peter Mullen

by The Webmaster

It’s one thing for government apparatchiks to be “proud” of a policy which flies clear in the face of biblical teaching, but it’s quite another thing for the church to lend them enthusiastic support. The Church of England has not just resigned. It's not merely following secular fashion, like some prince consort, one dutiful pace behind; the church is in the vanguard of the revolution in sexual morality.

Clergy Tests

by The Editor

The Reverend Peter Mullen satirically comments on the parlous state of orthodox theology in today's Church of England.

The TBG on Social Media

by The Webmaster

This afternoon the main Traditional Britain page on Facebook (generally known as Stasibook in these quarters) was removed with a spurious 'standards' complaint over a post on transsexuals protesting Trump (a video link was headlined 'how many are flying over the cuckoo's nest', in reference to the famous film). A post that did not even…

Lord Sudeley’s Review of David Nicholson’s ‘Crisis of the British Empire –Turning Points after 1880'

by The Webmaster

Lord Sudeley reviews David Nicholson’s ‘Crisis of the British Empire –Turning Points after 1880’(published in 2017 by Halsgrove, Halsgrove House, Ryelands Business Park, Bagley Road, Wellington, Somerset TA 21 9PZ. Available directly from publisher here and from other regular booksellers) How should the British Empire be best defined? It depended upon our naval supremacy, when, in…