at the last minute) and Canon Kenyon Wright, convener of the Scottish Constitutional Convention. In 2009, the CEP co-sponsored a debate at the Convention on Modern Liberty involving Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Paul Kingsnorth, Gerry Hassan, and Gareth Young. In June 2010, the CEP controversially made a complaint to Fife Police about music store HMV's "Anyone but England" promotion during the World Cup. A CEP spokesperson explained that the group's motivation was a desire to avoid the sort of Anglophobic violence that marred the 2006 World Cup. Over the years, the CEP have held four meetings in the House of Commons (HoC), they have had letters and articles published in many different media, and they have appeared on radio and television. Members have addressed schools, political associations, and party conferences. They have produced booklets – leafleted to the public in town centres, at county shows, and at sporting events – and papers, some of which were sent to every Member of Parliament. Peer Mike Knowles, the CEP's former chairman, has appeared before the HoC Justice Committee. See also English nationalism Parliament of England Politics of England Regional assembly (England) St George's Day in England Acts of Union 1707 West Lothian question References External links Campaign for an English Parliament English Parliament Online BBC News: New push for English assembly 1998 establishments in England 1998 in British politics English nationalism Governance of England Home rule in the United Kingdom Organisations based in Surrey Organizations established in 1998 Political advocacy groups in England