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Applications are open for the Windrush Community Fund. The aim of this fund is to raise awareness for the government's Windrush Compensation Scheme and Windrush Scheme and to support community and grassroots organisations with projects associated with this. Charity Voice4Change England charity is running a free information session to help applicants answer any question and get guidance on the application process directly from the grant’s officers. The event will take place online on Thursday, 13 May at 10am. People arriving in the UK between 1948 and 1971 from Caribbean countrie...

Applications are open for the Windrush Community Fund. The aim of this fund is to raise awareness for the government's Windrush Compensation Scheme and Windrush Scheme and to support community and grassroots organisations with projects associated with this. Charity Voice4Change England charity is running a free information session to help applicants answer any question and get guidance on the application process directly from the grant’s officers. The event will take place online on Thursday, 13 May at 10am. People arriving in the UK between 1948 and 1971 from Caribbean countrie...

Applications are open for the Windrush Community Fund. The aim of this fund is to raise awareness for the government's Windrush Compensation Scheme and Windrush Scheme and to support community and grassroots organisations with projects associated with this. Charity Voice4Change England charity is running a free information session to help applicants answer any question and get guidance on the application process directly from the grant’s officers. The event will take place online on Thursday, 13 May at 10am. People arriving in the UK between 1948 and 1971 from Caribbean countrie...

Home Office handling of Windrush citizenship claims ruled ‘irrational’ Amelia Gentleman © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: David Levene/The Guardian The Home Office’s handling of some Windrush citizenship applications has been irrational and unlawful, the high court has ruled in a judgment that will prevent the department from refusing citizenship to Windrush-generation applicants due to minor, historical convictions. The court was ruling on the case of Hubert Howard, who was repeatedly denied British citizenship over the course of a decade, despite having lived i...

Last modified on Fri 23 Apr 2021 12.20 EDT The Home Office’s handling of some Windrush citizenship applications has been irrational and unlawful, the high court has ruled in a judgment that will prevent the department from refusing citizenship to Windrush-generation applicants due to minor, historical convictions. The court was ruling on the case of Hubert Howard, who was repeatedly denied British citizenship over the course of a decade, despite having lived in the UK since he arrived from Jamaica at the age of three in 1960. The Home Office sought to deny him citizenship, despite the 59...