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Council has 'not given permission' for far-right group Britain First to meet at Ards Leisure Centre

Paul Golding, the leader of Britain First, with Jayda Fransen, its deputy leader (left), and independent Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting (right). Picture from Twitter
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A COUNCIL has said it has "not given permission" for the far-right group Britain First to congregate at one of its leisure centres and is "working with the PSNI to limit the impact"[...]

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