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Latest revision as of 21:35, 13 February 2019
No to hate in our beautiful city
David McAllister - 3 February 2019
An Islamophobic attack on a school in Newcastle has been met with a 'human chain' anti-racist protest and community meeting addressed by MP Chi Onwurah, reports David McAllister
That was the unifying message in Newcastle's West End on Saturday 2 February, as 70 people of different faiths, ages and backgrounds joined hands to form a human chain outside the Bahr Academy. The protest follows an incident earlier this week, when the building was vandalised, resulting in Islamophobic graffiti all over the walls and damage to the interior... See more
