Change in Activities
| Campaign for National Democracy | |
|---|---|
| Formation | ? |
| President | Ian Anderson |
| Website | |
By the beginning of 2002 the party had ceased political activity. It continued as a pressure group under the name Campaign for National Democracy; until 2008 the party officially ceased to exist after the death of its leader at the beginning of 2011.
Publication of The Flag magazine continued but without reference to the National Democrats or the Campaign for National Democracy.
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