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That article is definitely worth a read, the bottom half is very interesting.
But the conclusion:
"It is necessary to initiate labor-based “united-front” actions to physically confront and disperse the fascists whenever they attempt to mobilize. Following the Denby debacle, our comrades proposed: “Close tactical cooperation between stewards from each participating organisation could be achieved without blurring the political lines between them, as each group would be free to put forward its own programme in its own name” (ibid).
"The basis of a united front to stop the BNP would be an agreement to mobilize sufficient force to prevent the fascists from rearing their heads, and to teach any who dared appear a painful lesson. All organizations committed to ridding the streets of these thugs would be welcome to participate without having to adopt a particular set of political ideas or belong to any sort of front group. Everyone would be free to put forward their own distinctive views. This sort of non-sectarian united-front approach has the potential to attract the broadest number of militants, and thus maximize the chances of dealing serious blows to the fascists."
is hard to achieve, in many parts of the country BNP openly sell papers etc etc. They rear their heads, their arms and their bodies across many town centres in the country.