LDV readers say: BNP members should be able to be teachers

Cast your minds back a couple of weeks, and there was a bout of speculation that Labour, under pressure from the NAS/UWT teaching union, is considering a possible ban on British National Party members working as teachers in schools. We asked LDV readers the question: Do you think there should be a change to teachers’ contracts to prevent BNP members from teaching?

Here’s what yout told us:

  • 27% (92 votes) – Yes

  • 69% (235) – No
  • 4% (12) – Other
    Total Votes: 339 Poll ran: 22nd June 2 July 2009
  • Don’t forget, our new poll – asking if you support Lynne Featherstone’s campaign to make job applications anonymous – is still live: your electronic ballot paper is in LDV’s right-hand column.

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    4 Comments

    • To Jo I would ask if you ban BNP workers, in your eyes its OK for child molesters to work in schools as long as they are non members of the BNP. I think you will find there are gaping holes in your reasoning. By the way tge BNP are a legally elected party.

    • maurice sutton 7th Jul '09 - 4:42pm

      ask yourself this would the bnp put ther country identity or libert in danger like you have now under your controlled demoracy protect holds the politicians accountable for imposing racial hatred have no elusions thay are the traitors

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