Welcome to 'Anglo-Saxon Ing'

I am known as Ingy, some life-long friends also call me Ing. I am a modern day Anglo-Saxon Englishman who proudly considers my ethnicity, my culture and my heritage to be English. I believe the English are a community like any other and that we have as much right as everyone else to say what we believe is best for our community. We should not be vilified for doing exactly what everyone else is encouraged to do. We should ensure that our culture and heritage is afforded the same respect as is routinely given to all others and that our views and our concerns are taken as seriously as everyone else’s.

When everyone else is shouting from the rooftops about their culture and their community, we need to shout just as loudly, or we will be left far behind.

I am one of an ever-growing number of English men and women who have awoken from the sheep-walk, who has become active in preserving and promoting our unique English identity, culture and history.

I have organised demos, street stalls, campaigns, written many letters to local and national press, Councillors and MP's and have done several interviews on TV and on radio all in aid of raising awareness of our English struggle.

I have one foot in my Anglo-Saxon past and one foot in the modern day English present. I hope that my site will encourage others within my community to awaken and join the fight.

 The more I have learnt about our unique history and identity the more committed I have become to our struggle and the more I have become convinced that everything that we have is worth preserving and passing on to our children. There is so much we can all learn, so to help out I've included some links below that will hopefully serve as a starting point for those that wish to learn more  vistit the Links Page

 Once we educate ourselves on who we are and what has been done to us over the years, we will soon want answers, believe me! You can help channel your new found frustration and spread you're enlightenment and grievance further through friends and family. You can write to your local Councillors and MPs, contact local and national media, create your own campaigns, hold street stalls or Demo's even, get involved with organisations that promote the interests of the English community and help preserve our history and culture. There are many ways you can take the fight to our enemies and you will learn through experience as I have done. But feel free to contact me for any advice.