BNP at EDL protest in Wrexham

Now the racist thugs masquerading as the English Defence League have left Wrexham, it's time to examine these two images.

In the first picture Plas Madoc BNP councillor Malcolm Hughes (left) is deep in conversation with an unknown man as both keep watch on the Wrexham Communities Festival.

In the second picture, the unknown man is part of the EDL protest.

Does anyone recognise this guy?

How close is the local BNP (Hughes is married to top BNP candidate Ennys Hughes) to the EDL?

PS A big thanks to the EDL for failing to realise they were in Wales and completely alienating the town. Singing the English national anthem while waving the St George's flag in a town like Wrexham was a red rag to a bull. Ordinary shoppers were disgusted at their hooligan antics, told them to go back to England and booed them for the short while they stayed in town before being bussed back to Bolton.

BNP candidate's property empire

When she's not standing as the BNP's lead European candidate in Wales, Ennys Hughes is something of a property entrepreneur in Wrexham.

 From her modest council house on Plas Madoc, she owns a chunk of prime town centre commercial property in Chester Street, Wrexham.  The properties were left to her by her father, who was head teacher at the old Grove Park Grammar School. For some time in the 1980s she ran an arts and stationery shop there called Celf Gain but now rents the properties out. 

 Times must be hard because she recently took time out from her election schedule to tout around businesses in Wrexham in the hope of renting out her shops.

 Unfortunately for her, she's also been handing out BNP leaflets along with her property portfolio - which ensured a tirade from one of Wrexham Against Racism and Fascism's many supporters. The BNPer left with her tail between her legs.

• Thanks to JD for the information