Report: Reform UK-led council ends support for Show Racism the Red Card
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Charity’s head coach ‘shocked’ following Sunderland council leader states it is expected to not support ‘politically charged’ groups Anti-racism education in some schools is expected to be scrapped following a city council now led by Reform UK ended its 30-year support for the charity Show Racism the Red Card. The report also notes that Announcing the decision last week, the Reform leader of Sunderland city council, Christopher Eynon, stated it would no longer support “politically charged organisations with an agenda”.
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