Tory shadow minister claims Luton has ‘no-go zones’ where ‘white people won’t go’
Summary
A Conservative shadow Home Office minister, Blake Stephenson, said parts of Luton are "no-go zones" where white people avoid going. These claims have been denied by local police and community groups, who say no such areas exist.Key Facts
- Blake Stephenson is a Conservative MP for Mid Bedfordshire and was recently appointed to a frontbench role.
- He described Luton as dangerous and said some areas are avoided by white people, calling them "no-go zones."
- Local police and Muslim and Christian groups in Luton have denied that any no-go zones exist.
- These claims have also been made by far-right figures like Anders Breivik and Tommy Robinson.
- Stephenson said mass migration has caused problems and called for better integration to avoid "ghettoes."
- He criticized current government equality schemes, claiming they discriminate against young white men.
- Labour MP Sarah Owen called Stephenson’s remarks "deeply irresponsible" and untrue.
- The Conservative party has been asked for a comment but none was reported yet.
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