In April 1958 Tyndall and Bean founded their own extreme-right group, the National Labour Party (NLP), based at Thornton Heath, Croydon, gaining early membership from a number of LEL members living in south and east London.
The group was based at Thornton Heath, Croydon and attracted its early membership from former LEL members living in south and east London. In April 1958, Tyndall and Bean founded their own extreme-right group, the National Labour Party (NLP).
In April 1958, Tyndall and Bean founded their own extreme-right group, the National Labour Party (NLP). The group was based at Thornton Heath, Croydon and attracted its early membership from former LEL members living in south and east London.
In April 1958, Tyndall and Bean founded their own extreme-right group, the National Labour Party (NLP). The group was based at Thornton Heath, Croydon and attracted its early membership from former LEL members living in south and east London.