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Tag Archives: Refugees
The generosity of Scousers is stunning!!
On Thursday one of my residents contacted me to ask where he could drop some stuff for the Afghan Refugees coming to Liverpool. I replied, “drop them off at my house because I’ve got some stuff to take as well”. … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghan Refugees, Red Cross, Refugees, Scouse generosity, The British spirit, Xenophobia
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The importance of family life
Two of my little treasures Eva and Jonah in Court Hey Park after visiting the NationalWildflower Centre. Whoops almost forgot my big treasure Erica!! Yesterday I had a marvellous day with two of my three families. No, don’t get … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged asylum seekers, Athenaeum, Donald trump, family life, Frank Doran, Lord Alton, Lord Storey, Refugees, Social Workers
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Paris, Climate Change and Terrorism
The Council Chamber in Paris where the European Section, CEMR discussed climate change and Syria It’s not often that I get emotional about being a politician or the work that I do but the five days that I spent in … Continue reading
Posted in International Activity
Tagged Anne Hidalgo, CEMR, climate change, COP21, Daesh, Mayor of Paris, Paris, Patrick Klugman, Refugees, Syria, Terrorism, UCLG
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The shame of Farage and Cameron’s UK
Only desperation could lead to journeys like these If the picture of a dead three year old from Syria being plucked from the sea does not stir the hearts and emotions of Cameron, Farage and their ilk I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in International Activity
Tagged Cameron, Dyria, Farage, Iraq, Kosovo, Liberal Democrats, Liverpool, Middle East, Refugees
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2 Weekends, 1.5 marches and One Marvellous City!!
Chief Angus and I before the march Some superb African dancing before the libation I have just come back from the walk to commemorate Liverpool’s part in the infamous slave trade. It was a marvellous way to commemorate such … Continue reading
Immigration, Asylum Seekers and the movement of labour
They say that ‘travel broadens the mind’. Well mine has certainly been expanded somewhat by some of the discussions that I have had with Mayors and other political leaders in the two recent travels I have made to the Middle … Continue reading
Posted in International Activity
Tagged asylum seekers, boat people, emigration, immigration, Migration, Refugees
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What Liverpool could DO in a Ukrainian Crisis
More than 12 years ago Liverpool made a name for itself with the Government and in the eyes of the nation when within 3 days it organised and took in more than 900 Kosovan refugees. Most of these were women … Continue reading
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Tagged Crimea, Joe Anderson, Labour, Lib Dem, Liverpool, Refugees, Ukraine
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