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Tower Hamlets Council is currently discussing the introduction of anti-racism training for councillors as part of its Member Development Programme.

Tower Hamlets Council is currently considering the introduction of anti-racism training for its councillors, a development within its Member Development Programme for elected members' professional development. The Standards Advisory Committee discussed this matter on 20 October 2026, prompted by previous discussions on anti-racism training and a review by Lord Mann.

The committee's discussion also referenced reports to the Health Select Committee regarding specialist anti-Semitism and anti-Islamophobia training. During the meeting, a question was raised about whether this specific type of training had been examined previously by the council.

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  1. Tower Hamlets Council's Standards Advisory Committee discussed introducing anti-racism training for councillors on 20 October 2026. Source
  2. The discussion was prompted by previous points about anti-racism training and a review by Lord Mann. Source
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