A voice for those of Caribbean & African descent, uniting our passions & goals for social change & a brighter future for Luton Town 📧 [email protected]
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We were thrilled to see such a strong turnout from community leaders, including @RachelHopkinsMP, @SarahOwenMP, Bedfordshire PCC John Tizard, the Luton Community Policing Team, Beyond Luton Carnival 50, and our current & former Mayors/Councillors.
Together, as the Luton Windrush Partnership Programme, we keep the history, contributions, and vibrant culture of the Windrush Movement alive. 🤝
Stay tuned right here—official photos from the ceremony are dropping soon! 📸👇 #Windrush100
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FREE EVENT
Annual #WINDRUSHDAY celebrations with flag raising in Luton this Saturday.
Event by @ULCACommittee supported by ACCDF.
FREE
BOOKING:
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SAVE THE DATE: Windrush International Conference & Gala Dinner Fundraiser - Friday 20th October 2026
Five years on: Luton celebrates impact of historic race equality motion...
Our press Release in full including organisations mentioned in the full Luton Council report -
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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BBC Report on todays Windrush Listening and Engagement with Clive Foster Independent Commissioner & Home Office @ Legacy - Centre Of Excellence Birmingham Hosted by The Windrush Movement & WNO
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WINDRUSH NATIONAL VIGIL
Monday 6th April 2026
Please save the date and look out for further information coming soon
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VETERAN EDUCATOR and anti-racism campaigner Professor Gus John has called for a revival of the Black Supplementary School Movement, warning that institutional racism in Britain’s education system continues to disadvantage Black children. voice-online.co.uk/news/uk-n…
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Honoring a rich legacy of service! @PoppyLegion stands proud as the UK's foremost Armed Forces charity. Our commitment: welfare, camaraderie, advocacy, and Remembrance for the remarkable Black, African, and Caribbean heroes who've served alongside the British Armed Forces. #BHM
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RIP Cocoa Tea: A true Jamaican music icon whose music will continue to resonate with his fans and generations to come, Coco Tea will be sorely missed.
🖤🕊️🇯🇲🇯🇲 #ripcocoatea
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Jamaican reggae legend 'Cocoa Tea' has died.
Born in 1959, Cocoa Tea was from born Clarendon, Jamaica and was a legendary singer in the reggae music industry.
Rest in Peace! Thank you for the music!
#cocotea #jamaica #reggaemusic
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📢 Exciting news! Luton Town FC Community Trust is proud to be part of A Poem for Your Club – a brand-new national project launched by @Literacy_Trust and @ace_national 🎉
We’re working with local poet Naz Knight to bring Hatters fans together across generations and communities, sharing their stories and celebrating their love for the club through poetry✍️🧡
Funded by The Compton Poetry Fund, this is a chance for our supporters to make their voices heard in a creative and inspiring way! Stay tuned for more!⚽🧡
