hatred and extremism
Newham Council is working to uphold community cohesion after pledging to stand united against hatred and extremism.
Newham Council pledged to stand united against hatred and extremism in July 2026, affirming its commitment to celebrating diversity and fostering community cohesion. The motion, titled Newham's Diversity, was unanimously passed during a council meeting on 13 July 2026.
The motion outlines specific actions for the council, including standing together in support of Newham's communities and upholding the borough's values of inclusion, respect, and unity. It also calls for rejecting all forms of hatred, division, and extremism, and working collaboratively across political groups to promote community cohesion.
Key facts
- Newham Council unanimously passed a motion to stand united against hatred and extremism in July 2026. Source
- The motion, titled "Newham's Diversity", was passed by Newham Council on 13 July 2026. Source
- The motion calls for Newham Council to reject all forms of hatred, division, and extremism. Source
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