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Poplar and Limehouse MP calls for the two-child limit to be scrapped

  Poplar and Limehouse MP says scrapping the two-child benefit limit “could lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty and send out a positive message of hope.” Commenting on the King’s Speech debate in Parliament, Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, said: “People in Poplar and Limehouse voted for change, and they are looking to Parliament – ...

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Redbridge Community Trust participation in street party in Glencoe Avenue.

      A street party was organised with the earnestness of promoting Glencoe Neighborhood Harmony. One of the founders was Redbridge Community Trust’s Treasurer Anamul Haque, Mrs.Anam and Leanne and many others organized the party. Various food, drinks, food for kids ice cream and more fun food and chat was the main aim of this party. On the afternoon of Sunday ...

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Apsana Begum MP has tabled a Parliamentary motion on the student protests in Bangladesh.

Commenting on the student protests in Bangladesh, Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, said: “I am shocked and appalled that students have been killed or brutally injured in Bangladesh, whilst protesting against the Government quota system. “I remain concerned for the safety of students and civilians in Bangladesh anticipating in these protests. The violence towards them, unlawful killings, the ...

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Bangabandhu Parishad welcomes Ansar Ahmed Ullah

Bangla Mirror Desk:   All European Bangabandhu Parishad’s vice president, Ansar Ahmed Ullah, recently received his PhD degree from Queen Mary University, and the organisation organized a reception for him. Under the chair of the executive president of the organisation, former mayor of Tower Hamlets Salim Ullah and under the direction of general secretary S M Mustafizur Rahman, held on ...

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A memorial service was held in London in memory of Eklimur Raja Chowdhury (Jitu Mia) of Jagannathpur

      A  prayer ceremony was held in London in memory of the recently deceased Eklimur Raja Chowdhury (Jitu Mia) of Jagannathpur. Eminent social activist, educationist, political personality, death wisher and former member of managing committee of Nayabandar Bimukhi High School and College, a mourning and dua mahfil was held in East London in memory of late Eklimur Raja ...

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Tulip Siddiq has been appointed Britain’s’ city minister.

Bangla Mirror Desk:   Tulip Siddiq has been appointed Britain’s’ city minister, the minister responsible for overseeing the financial services sector. Labour won a thumping election victory last week, propelling Keir Starmer to power as prime minister. Siddiq, 41, has led Labour’s efforts to develop policies for the financial services industry, known as “the City” after the City of London ...

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British-Bangladeshi mother who lost her son is featured in historical new book and exhibition about Covid-19 pandemic

  A British-Bangladeshi mother, Hasina Momtaz, is featured in a unique new book and exhibition, launched today (4th July, London) on the particular impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the British-Bangladeshi community. Hasina is an entrepreneur and former media adviser to Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson during their tenure as Mayor of London. She lost her only child, her son, Sami ...

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Friendly Football organized by East Surrey Bengal Association was held with enthusiasm and excitement

    A friendly football match was organized by East Surrey Bengal Association Sports Department. The friendly match was played at Carrington School ground in Redhill on Sunday 7th July at noon. This match was organized under the slogan of building a healthy life through sports and physical activity. Participated in the game, East Surrey Bengal Association vs Chalantika Krira ...

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Whitecross Street Party to take place in Islington – 13-14th July

Whitecross Street Party ups its game with new national and local partners, a focus on inclusivity and celebrating a radical community, using street art and performance to bring people together. The Party returns for its 14th year on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 July, from 12 – 6pm (both days) bringing a new focus on the radical communities that have ...

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