Earlier this week, Camden’s Cabinet shared this message of support for Hate Crime Awareness Week. We can all play our part in standing up against hate, and making sure we all feel that we belong. Read the full statement here ⬇️ #WeStandTogether #NoPlaceForHate

At #Camden community conversation in O2 w/ @CamdenLabour cllrs @shazknit (compere) + @LornaLGreenwood @Rgt71Robert @Nazma_16_Rahman @EddieHanson Great ideas from community orgs on supporting people with warm spaces, meals and children's holiday activities https://t.co/a9MaGsRLiL

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Council leader's stand against racism: ‘Refugees are not the cause of our problems’

Camden is planting 600 trees a year and great to see trees being planted on a Sunday morning on Gray's Inn Road. Thanks to @CamdenLabour's commitment to tackling climate change, we are on course for a quarter of Camden having tree cover. 🌳🌳 #LabourDeliveringOnASunday

Great to be on the #LabourDoorstep in Fortune Green with @LornaLGreenwood, @anne_clarke and Mark Guthrie. Good conversations about estate improvements, tackling crime, and taking up case work for individuals.

"What [Jenrick] is saying, explicitly and clearly, is that he believes that not being “white” is the same as not being integrated." As @stehpenkb writes, there are many ways to measure integration, which we do. Skin colour isn't one of them. Truly shameful dog whistle politics.

We've received £680k from @mhclg to boost our rough sleeping support services on #WorldHomelessDay This will help us fund more bed spaces and increase our mental health and wellbeing support teams for those rough sleeping. Read more from @Olszewski_RJO 🔽 https://t.co/1jHsXEfLml

I’ve always been clear that no one should have to sleep rough on our streets. This additional funding from government will support our Rough Sleeping Action Plan and our work with London Councils to prevent people becoming homeless.

I’m proud that our Pension Credit campaign has helped older Londoners unlock £40m in unclaimed support. Too many Londoners are still missing out. I’m urging Londoners to use City Hall’s Cost of Living Hub to check their entitlements to benefits ⬇️

Thrilled to support the fundraising appeal for a new surgical robot for the @RoyalFreeChty last night. This incredible piece of kit will help medics perform life-saving surgery on thousands of people with cancer. Patients have a much faster recovery, less pain, fewer

NEW: The Met has significantly disrupted London’s stolen phone market. I joined the Met Commissioner & Policing Minister to see the proactive work behind a major operation disrupting a group suspected of smuggling up to 40,000 stolen phones - around 40% of London’s total ⬇️

Great news. Our Labour government is giving #Camden nearly £700,000 extra funding to tackle homelessness. Our share of #Labour marking World Homelessness Day by providing councils nationwide with extra £84 million to boost #homelessness prevention. Labour making a difference.

Now Yom Kippur is over, coming to terms with today's antisemitic terror attack in Manchester, on the holiest day for Jews. We are proud to be Jewish and proud to be British. We won't let hate drive us out or divide us. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone in Crumpsall.

It was great to meet with @TheBHF and hear their strategy to reduce premature deaths from cardiovascular disease. I want to ensure that everyone in Hampstead and Highgate has a healthier heart for longer, and it is vital that we listen to those on the frontline of tackling this

My statement on this evening’s Panorama:

I’m horrified by the violent attack at a synagogue in Manchester. I have been in contact with the Mayor of Greater Manchester and the Home Secretary, and would like to reassure Londoners that the Met Police are stepping up patrols in Jewish communities and synagogues across

I’m appalled by the attack at a synagogue in Crumpsall. The fact that this has taken place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, makes it all the more horrific. My thoughts are with the loved ones of all those affected, and my thanks go to the emergency

My statement of support and reassurance for Camden’s Jewish community following the horrific synagogue attack in Manchester. Our thoughts are with the loved ones of those who were killed and everyone affected. Camden staff are supporting the police at all of our synagogues.

We desperately need to improve the quality of care for those with a terminal illness. It was great to meet with @mariecurieuk to hear about their extraordinary work done by them and the palliative care workforce. In December, the Government announced a £100 million boost for