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  Party Name English Democrats
  Party Articletitle English Democrats Party
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  Chairman ''none''
  Foundation 2002
  Ideology English Nationalism , Euroscepticism
  Position Centre
  International ''None''
  European ''None''
  Europarl ''None''
  Colours White & Red
  Headquarters Ongar , Essex , England


The English Democrats Party is the largest English Nationalist Political Party in England committed to the formation of a Devolved English Parliament with at least the same powers as those granted to the Scottish Parliament .


FORMATION

In 1997, and in response to calls for the devolution of power to Scotland and Wales , Robin Tilbrook formed the ''English National Party'', with the aim of reforming the defunct English National Party which had been founded in the 1960s, but had ceased operating as a party by 1981. The English National Party formed by Tilbrook included members of the Campaign For An English Parliament , a Pressure Group that lobbies for a devolved English parliament.

The party was relaunched as the English Democrats Party in September 2002 , after merging with several other smaller political parties. In October 2004 , the party merged with the Reform UK Party, which was a small splinter group from the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP). The New England Party merged with the English Democrats in February 2007.

Beginning in 2006 a steady flow of members have left UKIP to join the English Democrats, in particular former UKIP Twickenham Vice-Chairman, Andrew Constantine; and former UKIP Eastern Counties Chairman, Brian Lee.

The English Democrats are co-founders of the English Constitutional Convention.