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Windrush Compensation Scheme End Date Removed

27th July 202127th July 2021 Karen 73 Views 0 Comments compensation, Cross Government Working Group, Home office, Priti Patel, Windrush compensation, Windrush Compensation Scheme

Home Secretary Priti Patel has today announced that the end date for the Windrush Compensation Scheme has been removed. This

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Nurses from Jamaica to receive training in the NHS

7th March 20197th March 2019 Shirley McGreal 5177 Views 0 Comments Home office, Jamaican nurses, Leeds Teaching Hospitals, NHS Hospitals, NHS nurses, training in Jamaica

Nurses from Jamaica will be able to come to the UK to train in critical care in NHS hospitals before

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Keep The Faith® calls for more Church and community funding – Windrush Compensation Scheme

19th November 201819th November 2018 DTadmin 2842 Views 0 Comments #Windrush, black, Black Church, compensation, Faith, Home office, keep the faith, scandal

On the 16th of November, Keep The Faith® magazine and our parent company (Diverse Media Group Ltd) submitted a response

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Modern Slavery costs billions annually

23rd August 201823rd August 2018 Josie McFarlane 1153 Views 0 Comments anti-trafficking laws, Baroness Butler-Sloss, Billions, care, cost of modern slavery, criminal gangs, dignity, domestic servitude, emotional harm, eradicating modern slavery, exploit people, exploit victims, Family Division at the High Court, Frank Field, Freedom, global problem, government, health service costs, Home office, Human traffickers, independent review, injustice, labour exploitation, law enforcement costs, Louise Gleich, Maria Miller, Modern Slavery, Modern Slavery Act, physical harm, President, Research, rights, sexual exploitation, Slavery, three forms of slavery, UK, Walk Free Foundation

New research from the Home Office has revealed the cost of modern slavery in the UK could be as high

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Downing Street reception to mark Windrush Day

13th August 201813th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 2957 Views 0 Comments #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

Windrush scandal victims ‘gagged’ with non-disclosure agreement

6th August 20186th August 2018 DTadmin 1163 Views 0 Comments #Windrush, Christina Blacklaws, community, compensation, David Lammy, embarrassment, gagged, Home office, home secretary, Mr Javid, non-disclosure agreement, promise, Sajid Javid, scandal, The Independent, Windrush generation, windrush scandal, Windrush taskforce, Yvette Cooper

The Home Office is “gagging” victims of the Windrush scandal in return for fast-track compensation, sparking accusations that Sajid Javid has broken a promise to MPs.