The British police, Fire Brigades Union, and Church of England, prohibited its members from joining the BNP. In 2002, Martin Narey, banned BNP membership among prison workers; he subsequently received death threats. In 2010, the Education Secretary Michael Gove announced bans allowing headteachers to ban their staff from being party members. Individuals whose membership of the party was made public sometimes faced ostracism and the loss of their job: examples include a school headmaster who had to resign, a caretaker who was sacked after attending a BNP rally, and a police officer dismissed from his position. After BNP membership lists were leaked on the Internet, a number of police forces investigated officers whose names appeared on the lists.
the british police fire brigades union and church of england prohibited its members from joining the bnp in 2002 martin narey banned bnp membership among prison workers; he subsequently received death threats in 2010 the education secretary michael gove announced bans allowing headteachers to ban their staff from being party members individuals whose membership of the party was made public sometimes faced ostracism and the loss of their job examples include a school headmaster who had to resign a caretaker who was sacked after attending a bnp rally and a police officer dismissed from his position after bnp membership lists were leaked on the internet a number of police forces investigated officers whose names appeared on the lists