As the number of Covid-19 cases continues to rise, Great Yarmouth has the highest number of cases in the county. Tough new coronavirus...

We're delighted to announce that we've received a Coronavirus Community Support Fund grant from The National Lottery Community Fund,...

Find out what's happening locally for Black History Month, including: Arts, discussions, music, walks, events, and more....

We're delighted to announce that we have received funding from The Respond and Adapt Programme (RAP). A programme of learning and...

We're delighted to be talking at this event today, discussing the current issues that people and organisations in the immigration system...

VASP =  The Voluntary And Statutory Partnership: Working together for Mental Health Thursday, 1st October 2020. 11:00 – 13:00 BST To...

A recent Covid-19 outbreak in the East of England briefly focused attention on migrant workers who make up a significant number of staff...

GYROS team member, Ligia Macedo took part in this live event, showcasing the Portuguese community in Great Yarmouth. Readings, poetry,...

The transition period is coming to an end in December 2020, and EU nationals and their family members need to make an application to the...

The Covid-19 outbreak is forcing everyone to learn things about the operation of the British state, including the Prime Minister. One of...

Parliament’s Women and Equalities Committee has launched an enquiry into the different and disproportionate impact that the coronavirus –...

Many migrant workers, previously described as working in ‘unskilled’ labour positions, have found their work promoted to ‘key worker’ status

Examining the impact of coronavirus on migrant workers

The front page of yesterday’s Daily Telegraph read ‘EU warning over rights for citizens after Brexit’. What can the problem be? Surely...

Home Office Statistics released last Thursday show applications for EU settled status (EUSS) are down. The implications of this are...

Today the Home Office will publish a report, produced by Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Bolt, on the EU settlement...

‘Go home’ rhetoric. The Conservative manifesto says that the EU Settlement Scheme was introduced for EU citizens who came to live in the...

Before the end of June 2021, EU nationals living in the UK need to apply for Settled Status (EUSS) in order to continue living and...

Deal or no deal Brexit, the UK government launched its ‘settled status’ scheme for EU, EEA and Swiss nationals in March 2019. By some...