alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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It means that they should fully embrace the the joys of progressive socialism and multiculturalism just like TSB has in ............Hove.
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Segregated meeting in Oldham
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It's not right, but not really a surprise and (I'm assuming) not Labour's fault.........however, another tack in Corbin's coffin I guess.
Spot on mate!
Also I take it he means that anyone voting UKIP is now a racist!! That's the usual 'right on' rhetoric now isn't it!
There is nothing progressive about the Labour Party in most of the Northern mill towns, as this picture shows, they are just based on the same idiotic political system that they had in Pakistan etc. The real progressives in the muslim community (although as an atheist I hate the fact that anyone who is from an asian background is automatically given a religious tag) are this lot www.ex-muslim.org.uk/2015/11/join-exmuslimbecause/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG6Bm8Ajojg&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG6Bm8Ajojg&feature=youtu.be
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
As ever Labour only too happy to accommodate the requirements of the local community .
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/5213588.stm
Eco-friendly homes specially designed for the local Asian community have been unveiled in Greater Manchester.
The 18 state-of-the-art houses in Selwyn Close, Oldham, have wind turbines and solar panels on the roof.
The homes have up to seven bedrooms, some have bathrooms that face away from Mecca and the kitchens also comply with halal cuisine.
They were designed in consultation with the local community in Coppice, which is 60% Asian.
They were built after redundant one and two-bedroom flats on the street were demolished.
The £3 million project has been developed by Manchester Methodist Housing Association.
Rejia Bibi is moving with her husband and five children into one of the new properties, from her home in the Werneth area of Oldham.
She wanted more space for her children, aged 10, nine, five, two and one - but wanted to stay close to the area.
A house in Selwyn Close
Some of the houses have seven bedrooms
"We're all Muslims here so yes, it is important," she said of the homes' design.
"For myself I'm not really too bothered but to a lot of the Muslim people, yes it is important to them and yes it is a very good idea."
Ted Cantle, the man who led the inquiry into the 2001 Oldham race riots, warned that some members of the community may feel left out.
"On the one hand the housing association have to be commended for thinking about those special needs and providing for large families in particular," he said.
"But they also have to think about how those families and that group is going to be integrated into the wider community."
Jim McMillan, of the Great Places Housing Group, said: "It's one small scheme. The housing market renewal programme is going over the whole of Oldham and Rochdale, several thousand houses.
"You can't look at this one project and say 'its only Asian people'.
"Were doing schemes in other areas where there will be a mixture of people," he added.
All of the 18 homes occupied by Asian families were made available to the wider community.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/5213588.stm
Eco-friendly homes specially designed for the local Asian community have been unveiled in Greater Manchester.
The 18 state-of-the-art houses in Selwyn Close, Oldham, have wind turbines and solar panels on the roof.
The homes have up to seven bedrooms, some have bathrooms that face away from Mecca and the kitchens also comply with halal cuisine.
They were designed in consultation with the local community in Coppice, which is 60% Asian.
They were built after redundant one and two-bedroom flats on the street were demolished.
The £3 million project has been developed by Manchester Methodist Housing Association.
Rejia Bibi is moving with her husband and five children into one of the new properties, from her home in the Werneth area of Oldham.
She wanted more space for her children, aged 10, nine, five, two and one - but wanted to stay close to the area.
A house in Selwyn Close
Some of the houses have seven bedrooms
"We're all Muslims here so yes, it is important," she said of the homes' design.
"For myself I'm not really too bothered but to a lot of the Muslim people, yes it is important to them and yes it is a very good idea."
Ted Cantle, the man who led the inquiry into the 2001 Oldham race riots, warned that some members of the community may feel left out.
"On the one hand the housing association have to be commended for thinking about those special needs and providing for large families in particular," he said.
"But they also have to think about how those families and that group is going to be integrated into the wider community."
Jim McMillan, of the Great Places Housing Group, said: "It's one small scheme. The housing market renewal programme is going over the whole of Oldham and Rochdale, several thousand houses.
"You can't look at this one project and say 'its only Asian people'.
"Were doing schemes in other areas where there will be a mixture of people," he added.
All of the 18 homes occupied by Asian families were made available to the wider community.
Perfidious Albion
Well-known member
Worth reading down the article to find :
But, local Labour officials denied the allegations of gender segregation as "absolutely untrue".
A spokesperson said: “The accusation of gender segregation is absolutely untrue."
Should they announce that they want everyone to shuffle up together so a nice P C photo can be released onto social media?
But, local Labour officials denied the allegations of gender segregation as "absolutely untrue".
A spokesperson said: “The accusation of gender segregation is absolutely untrue."
Should they announce that they want everyone to shuffle up together so a nice P C photo can be released onto social media?
I've bolded the important bit for the hard of thinking.
Think some will have decided on their response before getting to that bit........
GT49er
Well-known member
How are they going to make sure other schemes are actually used by a mixture of people? After all, the 18 homes were made available to the wider community but nobody else apparently wanted to live there.
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Labour hypocrites, some of the party members make a big enough play about women's rights, but because we are dealing with Islam they fall silent on these issues. Will never vote for this party again.
I'm not so sure the individuals had a choice. Someone would have told them which side to sit on and if a participant had gone on the wrong side, I expect they'd have been moved.