Deletion of Tim Ablitt

Comment: Fails  per , 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:POLOUTCOMES||WP:SIGCOV)

Comment: per , , and . I'm not going to repeat my detailed arguments for every guy who's headed a right-wing club or their ilk, but here goes: There's scant coverage about him as a political activist. In any case, political activists are not inherently notable because of their organizations, unless they win seats in a national or sub-national parliament. We routinely delete articles for Green party officials, professional protesters, etc
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Deletion policy (WP:POLOUTCOMES||WP:SIGCOV||WP:NOTINHERITED)

Comment: There was a brief, very small flurry of coverage in 2013-14 (IS THE PARTY OVER FOR THE ENGLISH DEFENCE LEAGUE. Randolph, Eric. The Independent; London (UK) London (UK)19 Oct 2013: 26. They chose a new chairman, Tim Ablitt, a former...) so a merge to the English Defense League might make sense, but I see real  concerns due to coverage like (New EDL boss was nicked over 'bomb plot', Ward, John. Daily Star (Online); London (UK) London (UK)27 Oct 2013. .  " Tim Ablitt, 48, was unveiled as the new head of the far-right group after former boss Tommy Robinson - real name Stephen Lennon - resigned. The Daily Star Sunday can reveal Ablitt was one of seven EDL ­ members nicked by detectives ­investigating an alleged plot to bomb a ­Muslim temple in Bournemouth in July 2010. Police marksmen, acting on ­intelligence, opened fire on suspected ringleader John Broomfield and shot out the tyres of his van. They later seized Ablitt and five other EDL members at various addresses on suspicion of conspiracy to cause an explosion. Ablitt, of Poole, Dorset, had his computers, phones, passport and car seized before he was later released without charge." He is mentioned at the EDL page
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:SUSPECT)