WATCH: Stand Up to Racism protest unfolds as Tommy Robinson supporters march nearby
On Saturday 26 October, around 20,000 people gathered in central London for a Stand Up to Racism rally. Protestors filled
Refugee conversations from Calais posters made into book
‘You were talking about where you were from and where you wanted to go’ reads the poster fraying away from
South west London welcomes up to 27 Calais Jungle child refugees
SOUTH west London boroughs received up to 27 child refugees from the Calais Jungle camp after it was demolished in October.
Croydon residents cheer arrival of children from Calais ‘jungle’ camp
Croydon residents cheered refugees as they arrived at the Lunar House immigration centre today. The borough has been thrust into the
UKIP Lambeth chair calls for resettlement of migrants ‘much nearer to where they originate’
UKIP’s prospective party leader, Clapham family solicitor Elizabeth Jones, has urged the government to adopt an alternative plan to try
‘No country can absorb millions fleeing war’: Islamic leader to call for refugees to be safely returned home
A human chain of 30,000 people will reach out from Hampshire on Sunday in a symbol of friendship and welcome
From London with love: Balham mums’ donation drive to bring warm clothing to Calais refugees
Balham parents are reaching out to suffering refugee families by taking warm clothes to the Calais and Dunkirk migrant camps
‘It’s a myth that we are full’: Carshalton MP calls for UK to take more refugees as Cameron pledges £100m in aid
Plans to spend an extra £100million on humanitarian aid have been welcomed by Tom Brake, Carshalton and Wallington MP, who
Refugee crisis: Caring Brixtonians donate items to Calais migrant camps
Kind-hearted Brixtonians are donating food, clothing, tents and sleeping bags to help refugees stranded in Calais. The Brixton branch of Stand