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Six church volunteers named as ‘Little Deeds, Big Difference’ competition winners

22nd September 201822nd September 2018 Josie McFarlane 78 Views 0 Comment #Ecclesiastical #church #winners’ #competition, community, Faith

Each of the volunteers will receive a prize of £2,000 for their church with one church set to win the

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Ascension Trust Evening Worship Celebration AND 25 Years Thanksgiving Service & Graduation Ceremony, 9th and 10th November 2018

2nd September 20181st September 2018 Becky Wybrow 211 Views 0 Comment #, #25 Years, #Christian #Event, #Church event, #Evening Worship, #Events in London, #Graduation Ceremony, #Thanksgiving Service, Ascension trust, BAME, christian, community, Faith

Ascension Trust is a Christian inter-denominational organisation with a passion to empower individuals to work together within their local community

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Home Office offered bonuses to Windrush firm, documents reveal

2nd September 201831st August 2018 admin 231 Views 0 Comment community

Incentivised contract gave Capita 2.5% extra payment if target for removals exceeded. The private company that handled the Windrush cases

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Cambridge to celebrate black alumni with University Library exhibition

1st September 201831st August 2018 admin 326 Views 0 Comment Archie Mafeje, Bez Adeosun, black, Black Cambridge students, Black Cantabs: History Makers, community, David Louis Clemetson, Diane Abbott, Elizabeth Bagaaya, Errollyn Wallen, Francis Williams, George Bridgetower, Gloria Claire Carpenter, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Justina Kehinde Ogunseitan, Michaelmas term, Naomie Harris, Royal Corridor, Stormzy Scholarship, Thandie Newton, University, Zadie Smith

The exhibition, entitled ‘Black Cantabs: History Makers’, will be on display along the UL’s Royal Corridor throughout Michaelmas term The

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Project Lab 2018 winners

31st August 201830th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 228 Views 0 Comment artisanal bread, Asian or Minority Ethnic, BAME, black, Black African Caribbean churches, Breaking Bread, Chernise Neo, Cinnamon Incubator Programme, Cinnamon Project Lab 2018, communities, community, community projects, Faith, health intervention, Healthy Church Initiative, Living Loss, marketing, nutritional health, Proof Bakery, Proudtobeme, Shola Oladipo, social needs, support refugee women, The Mercers’ Hall

Proof Bakery and the Healthy Church Initiative fought off stiff competition to win Cinnamon Project Lab 2018 at The Mercers’

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Grenfell council worker stole £60k from victims’ fund

31st August 201831st August 2018 Shirley McGreal 395 Views 0 Comment community, council finance manager, Fire, Grenfell, Grenfell Tower, Jenny McDonagh, Kensington and Chelsea borough council, NHS Trust, Robert Simpson, victims, Westminster Magistrates Court

A council finance manager stole £62,000 from survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster before splashing out on holidays and haircuts, a court heard.

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Church faces Charity Commission inquiry

30th August 201830th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 272 Views 0 Comment administration, assets, Bible studies, Charity Commission, charity funds, christian, Faith, financial loss, governance, management, MFMMI, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries International, safeguard, trustees

Charities regulator, the Charity Commission, recently opened a statutory inquiry into Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries International (MFMMI). The

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Westminster Abbey celebrates the Spirit of Windrush

29th August 201829th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 369 Views 0 Comment #Windrush, 70th anniversary, Bishop Blake, black, Caribbean people, christian, Church of England National Committee, Church of God in Christ UK, community, Empire Windrush, Evangelical Alliance, Faith, Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns, Pastor Agu Irukwu, Redeemed Christian Church of God, Reverend Canon Joel Edwards, Reverend Prebendary Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Right Honourable Justin Welby, Sadiq Khan, Sir Kenneth Olisa OBE, Thanksgiving, Theresa May MP, Very Reverend Dr John Hall, Westminster Abbey, windrush scandal

Over 2000 people, some representing three generations of Caribbean people in the UK, were present at a special Service of

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Jamie Oliver sparks outrage with Punchy Jerk Rice product

20th August 201820th August 2018 admin 681 Views 0 Comment black, British-Jamaican, cultural appreciation, cultural appropriation, Dawn Butler, Jamaica, Jamaican Jerk, Jamie Oliver, Jamie Oliver Punchy Jerk Rice, Jerk Rice, Keith Valentine Graham, Labour Shadow Minister, Levi Roots, Punchy Jerk Rice, Reggae Reggae Sauce, Women and Equalities

JAMIE OLIVER has been slammed by a number of social media users on Twitter, including Labour MP for Brent Central

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More than 5,500 UK churches convert to renewable energy

15th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 824 Views 0 Comment 2buy2, Anglican cathedrals, Baptist, Big Church Switch, Bristol, British churches, catholic, christian aid, church leaders, church of England, Church of England’s Environment Programme, Clean energy, Cliamte change, fossil fuels, green electricity, Methodist, Quaker, renewable electricity, Salisbury, Salvation Army congregations, Sheffield, Tearfund, York Minster

As temperatures soar around the world, raising concerns about climate change, more than 5,500 churches have put their faith in

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NHS must combat ‘white privilege’ and increase diversity

15th August 201815th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 496 Views 0 Comment Asian, BAME, BAME background, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s NHS Trust, black, bullying, community, discrimination, Diversity, harassment, leadership, minority ethnic, NHS, NHS England, or abuse, race equality, racial equality, Sarah-Jane Marsh, senior managers, unconscious bias, white privilege, workforce, Workforce Race Equality Scheme

In the NHS we have got a problem with ensuring that we have the right people in leadership positions to

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Lord Ahmad appointed as the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief

14th August 201814th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 264 Views 0 Comment christian, community, Faith, Foreign & Commonwealth Office, inter-faith, Lord Ahmad, Minister of State for the Commonwealth, minority faith, persecution, Prime Minister, religious discrimination, Religious freedom, religious tolerance, worship

The role, which supports the Prime Minister’s commitment to religious tolerance in the UK, will allow Lord Ahmad to demonstrate

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Downing Street reception to mark Windrush Day

13th August 201813th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 288 Views 0 Comment #Windrush, 10 Downing Street, 1948, 22nd June, African Methodist Episcopal Church, Alford Gardner, Baroness Patricia Scotland, Black Attorney General, Britain’s Black Community, Caribbean communities, Caribbean people, Daniel Tulloch, deeply sorry, Diverse Media Group, Floella Benjamin; Bishop Joe Aldred; Juliet Fletcher, Gospel Music Industry Alliance; Vanessa Kingorie MBE, Great Britain, Home office, Karen Gibson, keep the faith, national day, NHS, Paulette Simpson, Prime Minister, Rev Ronald Nathan, Royal Wedding, Shirley McGreal, Stand by Me, the Kingdom Choir, The Voice, The Windrush, Theresa May, Vogue, Windrush Day, Windrush fiasco, Windrush generation, windrush scandal, Windsor Castle

The great and the good within Britain’s Black community attended a special reception held at 10 Downing Street to commemorate

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Hackney Council first to pass Windrush motion

10th August 201810th August 2018 admin 324 Views 0 Comment #Windrush, 1948, 1971, 22 June, 70th anniversary, Afri-Caribbean, Britain, British citizenship, Carole Williams, central Government, commonwealth, Council Meeting, Criminalisation, employment, Ethnic, ethnicity, government, Hackney, Hackney Council, hostile environment, local authority, naturalisation, NHS, Patrick Vernon, policy, Prime Minister, proactive assistance, public enquiry, scandal, Skills and Human Resources, Speakers Parlour, Windrush Day, Windrush families, Windrush generation, windrush scandal

Hackney Council has become the first local authority in the UK to pass a motion regarding the Windrush Generation, pledging

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Lack of diversity in Welsh curriculum sparks role model concern

7th August 20186th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 407 Views 0 Comment Asian, black, Black history, community, curriculum reform, Diversity, educational curriculum, Ethnic, ethnic diversity, ethnic minority groups, EYST, Graham Donaldson, Minority, new curriculum, Race Council Cymru, representations, Rocio Cifuentes, role models, True diversity, Uzo Iwobi, Wales, Wales population, Welsh government

Black, Asian and ethnic minority groups say they are not being represented within Wales’ educational curriculum. The Ethnic Youth Support Team

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