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Manchester Scoop · Nov 10, 2026

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SALFORD: Salford Council's Cabinet has today reversed its controversial decision over how to spend the £600,000 recovery fund allocated following the Heaton Park terrorist attack.The council will now allocate £250,000 to support Jewish communities and projects. This comprises £200,000 reallocated from the Operation Hutton Recovery Fund and a further £50,000 from the Common Ground Fund.The funding will support initiatives tackling hate crime, antisemitism and discrimination, with a particular focus on children and young people.Cllr Barbara Bentham said the revised proposals followed feedback from Jewish community leaders. JOIN TMS:

*SALFORD:* Salford Council's Cabinet has today reversed its controversial decision over how to spend the £600,000 recovery fund allocated following the Heaton Park terrorist attack.The council will now allocate £250,000 to support Jewish communities and projects. This comprises £200,000 reallocated from the Operation Hutton Recovery Fund and a further £50,000 from the Common Ground Fund.The funding will support initiatives tackling hate crime, antisemitism and discrimination, with a particular focus on children and young people.Cllr Barbara Bentham said the revised proposals followed feedback from Jewish community leaders. JOIN TMS: *https://wa.me/447776235803*

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