The “woeful” compensation scheme for victims of the Windrush scandal must move faster amid “unacceptable” delays in payouts, according to a campaign backed by Baroness Doreen Lawrence and Annie Lennox ...

Hundreds of people affected by the Windrush scandal are being forced to wait over a year for compensation, analysis shows ahead of the 75th anniversary of the voyage. The compensation scheme has been ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Older and more vulnerable claimants will now be prioritised in a new allocation system, building on an existing policy to ...

Former Home Office employee Alexandra Ankrah left the Windrush compensation scheme because it was "systemically racist and unfit for purpose," she told the Guardian in an exclusive interview published ...

In response to a Windrush family’s complaint, the British Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman has found serious problems with the Home Office’s management of the Windrush Compensation Scheme.

The Windrush compensation scheme still feels “opaque and unjust” to many victims and must be urgently reformed, the commissioner has told the Government. In his first formal recommendations to the ...

The money forms part of a wider government commitment to support victims of the Windrush scandal navigate the often traumatic claims process Campaigners at a Windrush protest demand justice for those ...

Windrush victims can now receive up to three-quarters of their expected final award while their review is being completed. WINDRUSH COMPENSATION AND JUSTICE: The Home Office Windrush Scandal prompted ...

The Home Office has unveiled new reforms to the Windrush compensation scheme to prioritise over-75s and grant advance payments during compensation reviews. Older and more vulnerable claimants will now ...