Study, published as latest migration figures are released, shows incorrect perceptions driving immigration debate

A major UK‑wide initiative is launching a national listening exercise to understand what people value in community life and the communities they want.

The council stands shoulder to shoulder with refugees and migrants who are concerned about Government changes that could make it harder for them to settle in the UK, Council Leader Cllr Una O'Halloran...

Hackney is officially recognised as a Borough of Sanctuary, affirming its commitment to offering safety and support to sanctuary seekers.

Monmouthshire County Council has become the first county council in Wales to be awarded Council of Sanctuary status, underpinning its commitment to supporting people fleeing war and persecution.  The ...

A report on the progress made between July 2024 and August 2025 by the Scottish Government, COSLA, Scottish Refugee Council and wider partners to deliver the actions set out in the New Scots refugee i...

A new scheme Hate Crime Reporting Ambassadors scheme has been launched in Salford to tackle prejudice in the city.

The City of Westminster is closer than ever to becoming an accredited Council of Sanctuary, where refugees and asylum seekers are given support and a warm welcome.

Labour's strategy of telling its supporters to back Reform-style policies, or get a Reform Government, is the politics of the protection racket and it is not going to work

Councillors in Swansea have voted overwhelmingly to back a motion on social cohesion, reaffirming the city’s status as a City of Sanctuary and rejecting misinformation linked to Seaview School.

Kingston has been awarded City of Sanctuary status, recognising its commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive borough.

A joint statement from Caroline Woodley, Mayor of Hackney, and Dawn Carter-McDonald, Chief Executive.

A life-changing community project is helping refugees in Wandsworth make a difference with the support of the council’s Borough of Sanctuary Fund. 

“I arrived as a stranger, known only to one friend. It was a humbling and disorienting shift — emotionally, professionally, and culturally.”

The Global North is old. The Global South is (mostly) young. The implications are huge.