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Cephas Williams’ 929 campaign, featured on billboards around London, will pay tribute to Mr Floyd.
Cephas Williams shows his photos of black Britons at a shopping centre where he was falsely accused.
BLM one year on: Have corporations stuck to their promises? Race-equality experts give their thoughts on the actions big corporations have taken in the past year TAKING A STAND: Protesters during a Black Lives Matter rally in Hyde Park, London On June 21st last year, at the height of the Black Lives Matter protests, a variety of national and international corporations signed a letter published by The Times pledging “to talk about white privilege”, “racism”, and “the role [they] have played in maintaining this system for so long”. A year on, The Voice spoke to signatories to see...
Sainsbury’s joins the Black British Network Sainsbury’s has announced its support of the Black British Network, founded by Cephas Williams • The supermarket will take part in several round-table discussions to drive change and address racial injustice and inequality within society • This is one of many initiatives from the retailer as part of its commitment to improve representation within its business and support Black communities across the country Today Sainsbury’s announced it is joining the Black British Network as one of many initiatives to improve the representation and expe...
Brexit updates for Britons in France in March 2021 The Connexion uses necessary cookies to help us provide you with a better user experience. By continuing to use this website, you accept our use of cookies. Accept Brexit updates for Britons in France in March 2021 90/180-day rule confirmations for both British visitors and British residents in France, no action needed for pensioners in France with S1s and more 23 February 2021 Under-18s Brexit WA residency card The British Embassy advises that while under-18s do not need a Brexit WA residency card, those who will reach 18 before October ...