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Contact the press team
For media enquiries and more information about our work, please contact our press inbox at press@citizensuk.org
Alternatively, you can contact our press team:
- Aanisah Khan, Press and Campaigns Manager at aanisah.khan@citizensuk.org, or 07958 235110
What we offer
Spokespeople and campaign areas
We have a diverse network of local community leaders alongside local community organisers available as spokespeople for TV, radio, print and online media interviews. These spokespeople are campaigning on a broad range of social justice issues, including:
- The Living Wage campaign
- Making London a Living Wage City
- School-based counselling
- Refugee and migrant justice through community sponsorship and citizenship
- Housing and homelessness
- Climate justice
About Citizens UK
We bring together everyday people and local organisations to build a better, fairer society. Together, we make change on the issues that matter, from campaigning for zebra crossings on dangerous roads, to reforming the immigration system, to the Living Wage campaign.
We've had 600 organisations participating, 4,000+ community leaders trained, 13,000 Living Wage employers, and hundreds of campaigns won since we were founded in 1989.
Recent press releases
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Realising The True Potential of the Sports QuarterWith £3 billion coming into Small Heath, it is vital we make sure that local people feel the benefit rather than being forced out by higher rents.
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School children turn anger into art to call for lower bills and cleaner riversEleven pupils at Old Oak Primary School in West London have presented local politicians with collages, representing their anger with dirty water polluting our rivers and seas and rising water bills.
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Leaders meet councils across three boroughs these electionsFor Spring 2026's London council elections, North London Citizens leaders held meetings with council leadership across Barnet, Brent and Camden Councils, pressing for real commitments on the issues that matter most to our communities.
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