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The abuse of Sistah Space chief executive Ngozi Fulani is another message to BAME leaders that they 'do not belong in the white middle class space', says anti-racism consultant Jon Cornejo

Paul Sellers, the former head of the organisation in Italy, was found by a tribunal to have been unfairly dismissed

Latest news on BAME Issues, providing a range of perspectives on the experiences of black, Asian and minority ethnic people in the UK

Leonard Cheshire says councils are failing to increase contracts in line with inflation

The awards recognise campaigns that use creative ideas successfully to further positive causes

A FLINTSHIRE grandfather has taken part in a 923 mile three-generation cycle ride to celebrate his 79th birthday and raise money for Wales Air…

Have you got what it takes to take on the world’s toughest mountain race, covering 236 miles of Wales’ uniquely wild, trackless, and remote mountainous terrain? The Wales Air Ambulance has teamed up with the organisers of the Montane Dragon’s Back Race to offer one lucky athlete a free place, worth £1,599, to take part […]

The UK IT Industry Awards, known affectionately as the 'Oscars of IT', were held in Battersea, London yesterday in a glittering ceremony. Once again, the UK's IT industry was able to let its collective hair down together in style.

The scene at Lawrence T. Gay Memorial School was of chaos and confusion on Wednesday morning as students and teachers were relocated to three churches pending more investigations by the Ministry of Health into ongoing environmental concerns at the school.When a team from Barbados TODAY visited in the morning, parents complained about the lack of preparation for the move and expressed concern there were not enough buses to transport the students to Sharon Moravian Church, Church of Christ The Kin...

Judge orders Augean South to give the money to Rockingham Forest Trust after it admitted contaminating groundwater