Changing the lived experiences of black people in Wokingham
At the recent executive meeting, Cllr John Halsall restated the council's position of being anti-racist, promoting equality and celebrating diversity.
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Wokingham community unites to tackle racism at Black Lives Matter protest
“I’m so happy to see everyone come together despite political views, to say that Black lives matter. This is just ...
Wokingham residents invited to join Black Lives Matter protest in Elms Field on Saturday
“At the protest there will be speakers covering topics including racism in education, politics, healthcare, the workplace and others."
Wokingham Borough Council leader denies breaking the code of conduct with Black Lives Matter stance
“I don’t believe my conduct has contravened the code nor the Nolan principles. I reiterate where we are — as ...
Council to hold first virtual meeting for Black and minority ethnic forum
“The forum plays a vital role in the borough by representing the BAME community and I am delighted it is ...
National union calls for council leader to clarify Black Lives Matter position
“Members feel angry and hurt at Cllr Halsall's words and we would like to see him re-examine his position”.
Residents invited to take part in BAME survey to help tackle racism across Wokingham borough
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has launched a survey to hear from residents about their experiences of racism. They are also asking ...
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