Please share and sign - 102 signatures

The day after the march Bolton At Home deleted the sharing of the event from it's pages 'Breightmet UCAN' and 'Breightmet Neighbourhood' in an attempt to distance itself from having shown it's support for the politicial march. On Monday the 13th June Bolton stand up to racism released a five minute video which has been seen by 368 people, it was then shared to Oxford and Manchester branches. In the video the march was clearly shown to be a politicial rally with 'refugees welcome' banners and statements made such as; "Otherwise the Tories and the right will hang us all seperatley" On camera an official representative stated; "We're here to tell the racists on this estate..." Bolton At Home supported a divisive political rally to further it's own bias support of the Labour party and Unions. This was not a vigil of support but an exploitation of an isolated hate crime and Bolton At Home needs to take serious action to resolve the damage they have supported against their housing tenants in support of CEO Jon Lords personal political beliefs.