Tackling racism in social housing requires deeds, not words

Comment07.10.25by Evelyn James

For Wales to truly become a Nation of Sanctuary and meet its ambition of being an anti-racist nation by 2030, the housing sector must lead with practical actions, writes Evelyn James, anti-racism manager at Tai Pawb

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