Far-right extremism
Westminster City Council is tackling far-right extremism by supporting diversity initiatives and condemning hate.
Westminster City Council unanimously passed a motion in November 2025, reaffirming its commitment to tackling racism, discrimination, and far-right extremism. The motion, moved by Councillor Adam Hug and seconded by Councillor Ryan Jude, condemned all forms of hate.
This commitment by the council includes a pledge to support local initiatives that celebrate the city's diversity. It was made in response to a rise in far-right activity, anti-migrant language, and hate incidents across the country.
Key facts
- Westminster City Council unanimously passed a motion on 12 November 2025. Source
- The motion condemned all forms of hate and pledged to support local diversity initiatives. Source
- The motion was moved by Councillor Adam Hug and seconded by Councillor Ryan Jude. Source
- The council reaffirmed its commitment to tackling racism, discrimination, and far-right extremism. Source
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