Dear All,

We are facing bills for the storage of the Candour archives and Colin Todd's possessions while he is in prison. If you are able to contribute any funds, please pay via Paypal to akctrust@yahoo.co.uk

Thank you,

Rob Black

Dear All,

Colin Todd was sentenced to two years, with one to be served. As he has already served around six months on remand, he should be out later this year.

He would be grateful for letters and books of stamps. Funding donations would also be very welcome.

His address is:

A9604EG Colin Todd,

2-02,

HMP Westhill,

Romsey Road

Winchester

Hampshire

SO22 5DF

In the meantime, Candour is on hold. It will return, and all subscriptions will be honoured.

Keep an eye on this website for updates.

Rob Black

A good result for the Brexit Party last night. After listening to establishment politicians and their media lapdogs this morning, it is difficult to see how anything will change as a result.

This is clearly the last chance for the Conservative Party. They will either take us out of the EU by 31st October or they face annihilation at the polls.

On the 24th May pause and raise a glass for Empire Day.

This was first celebrated in 1902 but the idea had been under consideration since 1897. It's purpose was to "remind children that they formed part of the British Empire, and that they might think with others in lands across the sea, what it meant to be sons and daughters of such a glorious Empire.", and that "The strength of the Empire depended upon them, and they must never forget it." School children across the Empire would typically salute the Union Flag and sing patriotic songs. They would learn of the heroes who built our Empire, such as Clive of India and Wolfe of Quebec. Most importantly perhaps they left school early that day (three cheers!) to attend marches and festivities held to celebrate the event.

Celebrated for over sixty years Empire Day gave Brit-ons worldwide an opportunity to celebrate their pride in the British Empire and those who built and maintained it. As the Empire was deliberately undermined the occasion was re-named Commonwealth day. Even the date (originally Queen Victoria's birthday) was changed. Empire Day was relegated to the 'history hole' and only the oldest of our readers may remember the saying "Remember, Remember Empire Day, the 24th of May".

In our small way let us reclaim Empire Day from the Frankfurt School history schoolroom dustbin and think, as I am sure most of you already do, of the greatest Empire the world has ever known. Let us take renewed confidence and courage from the deeds of our forefathers who gave so much of themselves, often under the most testing of conditions around the globe.

Brexit is in a complete mess. There is not point in stating why this is so - you already know why.

We have to put pressure on the liberal establishment and remind them that the referendum must be honoured. Britain must leave the EU.

So on Thursday, please turn out and vote, either for UKIP or for the Brexit Party.

Thank you.

On this day in 1899, our founder A.K. Chesterton was born.

Today we remember the financial founder of Candour and the League of Empire Loyalists, Robert Key Jeffery.

He died on this day in 1961.

A happy Easter to all.

We have now a site on the Russian social media site, VK. It has come to something when Britons cannot defend their own culture in their own land, and have to use foreign facilities instead.

Pay us a visit here.