Joshua Bonehill revealed an image on his blog which purports to show a letter from police outlining bail conditions after his arrest on Friday.

It reveals a ban on entering “the area contained within the M25 except to answer police bail”.

Bonehill, from Yeovil in Somerset, had planned to hold a demonstration in Stamford Hill in March to protest against “Jewification and anti-white oppression”.

The demonstration, which was set to take place on Clapton Common on March 22, drew angry responses on social media.

Labour MP Luciana Berger, who was recently the target of anti-Semitism on Twitter, tweeted: “This ‘rally’ has no place in Britain.”

Liam Hoare wrote: “A white supremacist march to ‘liberate’ Stamford Hill — is this real?”

And Ava Vidal posted: “Since when has there been a ‘Jewification’ of Britain? Are people losing their minds?!”

Police confirmed a “22-year-old from Yeovil” was arrested on Friday by officers investigating allegations of inciting racial hatred.

A tweeted posted by Hackney borough police’s official Twitter account said: “The man has been bailed with conditions. Any breach of those bail conditions will be dealt with appropriately and proportionately.”

A Scotland Yard spokesman added the arrested related to “two visual and written publications on the internet” but said the force would not comment on bail conditions.

SOURCE: standard.co.uk