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Alleged National Action co-founder denies being member of banned group
Alex Davies, 27, pleaded not guilty to a single charge of membership of a proscribed organisation between December 17 2016 and September 27 2017.
An alleged co-founder of the neo-Nazi group National Action has denied being a member after it was banned.
Alex Davies, 27, pleaded not guilty to a single charge of membership of a proscribed organisation between December 17 2016 and September 27 2017.
The defendant, who is on bail, appeared before Judge Mark Dennis at the Old Bailey by video-link.
Davies, of Uplands in Swansea, is due to face four-week trial at the same court from April 19 next year.
Judge Dennis set a further hearing for December 20.
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