Four Kashmiri women in a vicious attack on MP Sarah Champion: Why?

A report that they helped write accuses Champion of “fanning the flames of racial hatred.” Most worrying is it identifying Sara as callous in making racist comments on the anniversary of the thuggish, nasty, hate murder of Mushin Ahmed in … Continue reading →

Dame Louise Casey interview: I’m sick of some men’s version of Islam: telling women what to do

Dame Louise Casey interview: I’m sick of some men’s version of Islam: telling women what to do Dame Louise Casey may talk posh but she can still tell it like it is I have often thought I was the prime … Continue reading →

The Week That Was – Last Weeks Top Ten 17th March 2018

Last Weeks Top Ten 17th March  2018 Akhtar…a spider at the centre of the taxi trade web Rawmarsh man jailed for 17 years for raping teenager Britain’s ‘worst ever’ child grooming scandal exposed: Hundreds of young girls raped, beaten, sold … Continue reading →

South Yorkshire Police may sell unused buildings and make officers share accommodation

Unused police stations could be sold off across South Yorkshire, with local officers moved to share accommodation with other public sector colleagues, as the force looks to operate more efficiently and effectively. Policing has changed significantly in recent years and … Continue reading →

Academy put ‘zero-tolerance’ policy above pupil’s education, tribunal finds

Tribunal concludes that SEND pupil’s grades suffered as a result of the school’s attempts to control his behaviour A tribunal has criticised a school for putting its zero-tolerance behaviour policy above the education of a child with special needs. After … Continue reading →

Anti-Muslim letters to MPs bear hallmarks of earlier hate campaign

Anti-Muslim letters to MPs bear hallmarks of earlier hate campaign Monitoring group Tell Mama warns of similarities to letters sent to UK and US mosques Anti-Muslim letters and suspicious packages received by MPs may be linked to a two-year hate … Continue reading →

TRC told to improve after Ofsted finds students ‘not progressing’

THOMAS Rotherham College has been told it needs to improve by government inspectors, who found students were not progressing as expected. The Moorgate Road college’s overall effectiveness was rated as “requires improvement” following an Ofsted inspection in mid-January. Personal development, … Continue reading →

Special award for leading Rotherham business figure

One of the most respected self-made businesswomen in the Sheffield city region has been honoured in unique style at the Northern Power Women Awards. In an unprecedented step, Julie Kenny CBE, founder of world-leading security system manufacturer Pyronix in Rotherham, … Continue reading →

Yorkshire devolution: Javid promises to “carefully consider” detailed plans

Local Government Secretary Sajid Javid has promised to “carefully consider” detailed proposals for a Yorkshire-wide devolution deal submitted by the region’s council leaders. Earlier this month, leaders of 18 local authorities submitted a 10-page document to the Government setting out … Continue reading →

Illegal schools: Ministers promise crackdown

Ministers are promising new measures to crack down on illegal schools, including new powers for Ofsted to seize evidence and question witnesses. A new legal obligation for schools to register will be created “as soon as possible” under the proposals. … Continue reading →