Ministers announce £1m for Jewish communities ahead of antisemitism talks

Ministers announce £1m for Jewish communities ahead of antisemitism talks

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Barnet Council to receive £500k from government after antisemitic incidents

Barnet Council will be given an extra £500,000 from the government to “support community cohesion” following a spate of antisemitic incidents in the borough. The announcement follows the stabbing of two Jewish men in Golders Green last Wednesday (29th April) and a string of attacks at synagogues and other Jewish sites in recent months. The local authority says money will be used to fund a dedicated resource to promote community cohesion, increas…

£1.5m emergency boost to fight antisemitism after Golders Green attack

Local authorities are set to receive an extra £1m to help tackle antisemitism, the Government has announced.

Funding for councils to fight antisemitism

The government has announced a further £1 million for Jewish communities across England to tackle antisemitism and strengthen community cohesion.An immediate £500,000 will be given to Barnet Council, as a result of recent antisemitic incidents in the area and the large number of Jewish residents there.The funding will expand MHCLG’s Common Ground programme to power local

Funding boost to help councils tackle antisemitism

Government funding to tackle antisemitism and support Jewish communities