IEG & Peterborough Citizens Meet with MP Sam Carling to Discuss Housing Campaign and ‘It’s Not Banter’
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This week, we were proud to join forces again with Peterborough Citizens at Thomas Deacon Academy, where we met with newly elected MP Sam Carling. The meeting focused on advancing key campaign initiatives and reaffirming our commitment to the Peterborough Citizens Manifesto.
A major point of discussion was the housing campaign, a priority area where we will continue to collaborate with Peterborough City Council. Two inspiring students from TDA Juniors shared their personal testimonies, highlighting the pressing need for housing solutions in our city.
Additionally, our EDI Coordinator, Charlotte Akester, introduced the ‘It’s Not Banter’ campaign—a strategic initiative developed by our leadership team to tackle the ongoing issues of bullying, harassment, and racism often disguised as ‘banter’. Charlotte was joined by colleagues, Angel Daka and Amaan Joondan, who both delivered powerful testimonies about their experiences growing up in Peterborough.
As always, Rachel Nicholls, CEO of Inspire Education Group, co-chairing Peterborough Citizens alongside Dilraj Kaur, reaffirmed our commitment to creating meaningful change in the community. We look forward to continued collaboration with Sam Carling MP and local leaders to make Peterborough a better place for all.
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