Covid deaths among BAME communities show a ‘timebomb’ of health inequality
Tim Maby, 12 May 2020 The government has announced an inquiry into why black and minority ethnic (Bame) people are four times more likely to
Tim Maby, 12 May 2020 The government has announced an inquiry into why black and minority ethnic (Bame) people are four times more likely to
UK Churches and other places of worship will not re-open after the lockdown until at least the beginning of July, according to the government’s roadmap
Churches and other places of worship in Britain will not re-open after the lockdown until at least the beginning of July, according to the government’s
UK The Prime Minister has advised a cautious relaxation of the lock down, so that people who cannot work from home, such as construction and
VE Day 75th Anniversary service from Ripon Cathedral
By Charlotte Hempel Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic there has been a lot of talk and a little bit of reflection on the new mantra that
Faith leaders who joined more than 500 people in an online iftar from London, spoke of their hope that the community spirit and social welfare
Four faith leaders joined more than 500 people in an online iftar organised by the Naz Legacy Foundation, to mark the end of a day
Church of England bishops have agreed to lift restrictions which have prevented clergy from entering their churches during the coronavirus pandemic. It is suggesting three
By Tim Maby The coronavirus pandemic has brought about a sense of an imminent apocalypse to many religious groups, a web seminar conducted by the
