Data protection


Readers will have no doubt been inundated with email requests following the start of the new GDPR regulations which have just come into force.  If you have received one from us we hope you will have replied (or reply if not).  Thank you.

We’d like to remind you that you have the right to unsubscribe from any of our communications.
You will be reassured to know that your details are stored on a password-protected computer and that all group emails are sent BCC.
We will not share your data with third parties.
We will not send you data from other organisations unless requested by you.
We do not retain petition emails on our data base. These are viewed only by the recipient of the petition.

The number of our followers is steadily increasing which is gratifying.

Windrush and immigration


Last week’s events were dominated by the mounting scandal of the Windrush generation and how they were treated by the Home Office.  It ended with the resignation of the Home Secretary Amber Rudd following her various lapses concerning the policy of targets for removals.  The policy – set in place by her predecessor as Home Secretary, Theresa May – was an avowedly aggressive one and as we have seen in Salisbury, catches out all manner of people.

Last year, the acting group Ice and Fire performed for us at Sarum College using testimonies of people who had worked for the Border Agency.  A disgraceful element of their performance was the use of a toy monkey which was placed on an officer’s desk if he or she allowed someone to stay in the country.

A fuller description of their performance can be accessed here as it seems timely to reprise the post.  We hope you will take time to read it.

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