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EXCLUSIVE: Buy Back Brixton campaigners celebrate landmark victory in battle for Brixton Village - Voice Online (opens the original)
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A COMMUNITY-led campaign to protect Brixton Village and Market Row from displacement and gentrification has scored a major victory after being named preferred buyer for the historic south London markets, putting traders and residents within reach of community ownership. Buy Back Brixton, led by the Brixton Traders & Community Association (BTCA) and The Advocacy Academy, was selected after competing alongside major commercial bidders for the markets. If the purchase is completed, campaigners say
âJamaicaâs reparations demand is now a legal oneâ Olivia âBabsyâ Grange tells The Voice - Voice Online (opens the original)
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JAMAICA’S landmark slavery reparations petition will allow arguments over Britain’s responsibility for the transatlantic slave trade to be tested through the legal process rather than left to political debate, Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange and leading Black parliamentarians have told The Voice. Grange spoke exclusively to The Voice after the Jamaican government filed its petition with King Charles yesterday and she addressed parliamentarians last night at a special gathering at Westminster Cent
Fund It, Protect it. Campaigner calls for Notting Hill Carnival to be formally recognised as a National Institution - Voice Online (opens the original)
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WHEN Kelyon “Coach Kelz” Ross first attended Notting Hill Carnival as a child, he saw it through the eyes of many young people – a colourful celebration, filled with music, movement and community. But years later, after exploring his African heritage, and researching the Windrush generation, he began to see Carnival differently. For him, it became much more than a fun annual event. He saw it as a reflection of his cultural identity and the contribution of Caribbean communities to Britain. “That
IPSO flooded with complaints over Jason Arday coverage - Voice Online (opens the original)
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PRESS regulator IPSO is reviewing a “high volume” of complaints about newspaper coverage of Professor Jason Arday following the 41-year-old academic’s death in south London, amid mounting calls for an inquiry into the conduct of the press. News comparison platform Newscord says more than 200,000 signatures have been sent to the Independent Press Standards Organisation through its campaign over reporting of plagiarism allegations and questions about Arday’s achievements. IPSO, which regulates mos
Jason Arday supporters to gather for Trafalgar Square vigil - Voice Online (opens the original)
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A VIGIL for former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday will be held in Trafalgar Square on Monday evening following the death of the 41-year-old academic, amid anger over the treatment he faced before his death. Campaign group Stand Up to Racism has called the vigil for 6pm on August 17 on the steps of the National Gallery, saying Arday had been subjected to a “racist witch hunt”. Weyman Bennett, co-convenor of Stand Up to Racism, said: “Jason Arday’s death is a tragedy – but make no mistake it was
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