In this 78 min feature documentary, a group of adults share their experiences of growing up as children of Black Nigerian immigrants who were fostered by white British families. Between 1955 and 1995, over 70,000 West African children were fostered by white Britons, in a practice known as ‘farming’. Many individuals then had to live,
Menbers of the commuity along with with The Honourable Alando Terrelonge, were invited to walk from Waterloo Station to Southwark Cathedral to be part of a church service to celebrate the 75th Windrush Anniversary. An amazing day was had by all who attended including Mayor Sadiq Khan, local community members, faith leaders, contributors from LFB
Baroness Casey Report – BPA Statement Baroness Casey Review March 2023
We have uploaded Baroness Casey’s interim letter & report to Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, which focuses on the Met’s misconduct processes. You can find both on our Reports Page.
Our 25th anniversary events of 2019 start off with a reception, hosted by ParliaREACH (association of BAME staff working in Parliament), at the House of Commons on September 26th. We would like to invite our members to attend as we look back on our achievements. Past chairs, members of the community and partners will help
Kickoff@3 ‘Daniel De-Gale Cup Final’ is on Sunday 17th June. Come and support, what will be, a really exciting and fun day!!!
The Metropolitan Black Police Association will be attending the Feminist Fete where they will be showing the contributions made by black women in achieving Equality, justice and freedom by highlighting the role of Sophia Duleep Singh and others. Feminist Fete Tower of London 13 May, 11.00-16.00 (drop-in) Celebrate women’s suffrage with a day of workshops,
Windrush Foundation and the Metropolitan Black Police Association have joined forces for an evening of inspiration and empowerment. Come along and hear presentations from Janet Hills, Chair of the Metropolitan Black Police Association and WWII Serviceman Allan Willmott, age 92. Enjoy music by the Steel Pan Agency and Poetry by Nairobi Thompson on Wednesday 16th May 2018 from
There have been a lot of words spoken and written over the last couple of days and weeks about the current epidemic of knife crime in London. I believe what is needed now is ‘action’. Yes, the police can do more Stop and Search and yes, legislation can be changed to deal with emerging trends but