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This comes as the London mayor accuses PM Rishi Sunak of failing Black Caribbean victims of the Windrush scandal in a letter exclusively seen by The Independent.

Thames Valley Police, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, and National Police Air Service have been searching near Windrush Leisure Centre.

Dr Hannah Lowe has been announced as one of the two 2024 winners of the Eccles Centre & Hay Festival Writer's Award for her lyrical, hybrid memoir Moy: In Search of Nelsa Lowe.Dr Lowe, a Reader in Creative Writing at Brunel University London, and

Price says the number of exhibitions focused on black artists has ‘set a new standard’ for representation in the UK

Kai Jackson, an associate at tenant engagement expert TPAS, discusses a new study designed to understand the barriers faced by people from ethnic minority backgrounds. The study aims to promote fair and inclusive services, exploring ways to improve the participation of tenants from ethnic minority

Emergency services are continuing to search for a person in the River Windrush at Witney.

Jo Lawson-Tancred (Artnet) reviews “Entangled Pasts: Art, Colonialism and Change”–presently on view at the Royal Academy in London through April 28, 2024. She writes, “Works by a Frank Bowling, Kerry James Marshall, and Lubaina Himid are shown alongside historical paintings a documents that reveal the academy's own historically white bias.” Shown above is the installation view…

The Royal Academy "Entangled Pasts" interrogates how colonialism shaped art history and spotlights contemporary Black artists.

A “disturbing” incident in Witney saw a mass response from emergency services this afternoon (Monday, February 12).

Caerphilly-born Dowden is returning to the dancefloor to help the public learn routines in the reality show Dare To Dance.