‘I feel perfectly safe’: white Lutonians on the town’s supposed no-go zones
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“Tory shadow minister claims Luton has ‘no-go zones’ where ‘white people won’t go’”
Blake Stephenson tells fringe meeting at Tory conference that the town is ‘a very dangerous place’ with ‘ghettoes’ A shadow Conservative Home Office minister has claimed there are “no-go zones” in Luton where “white people won’t go”. Blake Stephenson, the MP for Mid Bedfordshire who was appointed to the Tory frontbench role two weeks ago, claimed the town was “a very dangerous place” where some communities “live in ghettoes”. Continue reading...
Read at The Guardian – World“Tory shadow minister claims Luton has ‘no-go zones’ where ‘white people won’t go’”
Blake Stephenson tells fringe meeting at Tory conference that the town is ‘a very dangerous place’ with ‘ghettoes’ A shadow Conservative Home Office minister has claimed there are “no-go zones” in Luton where “white people won’t go”. Blake Stephenson, the MP for Mid Bedfordshire who was appointed to the Tory frontbench role two weeks ago, claimed the town was “a very dangerous place” where some communities “live in ghettoes”. Continue reading...
Read at The Guardian – UK“‘I feel perfectly safe’: white Lutonians on the town’s supposed no-go zones”
Little if any sign Bury Park is a place where any group might fear to tread, despite Tory MP’s comments to the contrary From behind the counter of his chippie, Tanner Ahmed is wrestling with the notion that the regular stop-off point for fans attending Luton Town’s nearby football ground could be in a “no-go zone” for white people. “The whole point of setting up was to cater for thousands who were coming through here every week, especially in the first year when the club was in the Premier…
Read at The Guardian – UK“‘I feel perfectly safe’: white Lutonians on the town’s supposed no-go zones”
Little if any sign Bury Park is a place where any group might fear to tread, despite Tory MP’s comments to the contrary From behind the counter of his chippie, Tanner Ahmed is wrestling with the notion that the regular stop-off point for fans attending Luton Town’s nearby football ground could be in a “no-go zone” for white people. “The whole point of setting up was to cater for thousands who were coming through here every week, especially in the first year when the club was in the Premier…
Read at The Guardian – WorldWhat the reports add
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