British African-Caribbean people

Home Office Forced To Sign Legal Agreement After ‘Ignoring’ Law During Windrush Scandal

Action by equalities watchdog comes a day after a government-backed report claimed institutional racism does not exist in the UK.
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Windrush Compensation Scheme Is Traumatising Victims All Over Again

"It was shocking. It was insulting. The government hasn’t learned from its mistakes or shown any consideration for the Windrush victims," one relative said.
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The Government Is Asking Retired Windrush Nurses To Rejoin The NHS. Here's How They Feel

Like rebuilding Britain in 1948, the battle against Covid-19 has seen a generation of Black migrants asked to help. But after their experiences of racism, will they?
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Windrush Generation To Be Remembered In New Waterloo Station Memorial

Up to £1 million in funding has been earmarked by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government for a “lasting, fitting tribute”.
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‘Never Forget’: Campaigners Want To Make Windrush Ship’s Anchor Into National Monument

The ship made its final voyage in 1954 and currently lies nearly 3000 metres below the Mediterranean sea.
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Only Time Will Tell If The Government's Windrush Compensation Scheme Rights Any Wrongs – But I'm Not Holding My Breath

As we approach the first anniversary of the scandal, the fight for victims is still not over.
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Exclusive: Windrush Scandal Victim Finally Arrives Back Home To UK After 13 Years

“No amount of money could ever fully compensate for what's happened to me.”
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Windrush Migrants Wrongly Deported Or Detained Get Formal Apology From Sajid Javid

Home Office says 18 people have been affected.
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70 Years Since The Arrival Of The 'Windrush Generation'

Today marks 70 years since the first of the ‘Windrush Generation’ arrived in the UK when 500 people stepped off the Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks.
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The UK Is Marking The First Ever Windrush Day, After Months Of Scandal

'It is a little bittersweet.'
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