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“Memorandum that in ye yeares of our Lord 1614 and 1615 we had many troubles and suites concerning our common… READ MORE
In 1736, the Gin Act, introduced heavy excise duties on gin production, and licensing to restrict its distribution, to try… READ MORE
28/9/85: Five years after the 1981 Brixton Uprising a large-scale riot broke out in Brixton, after cops shot & crippled Cherry… READ MORE
Just over two weeks after the Gay Liberation Front, women’s liberationists and other activist from London’s underground had made a… READ MORE
“Excuse me, Sister, we’ve heard some homosexuals and radicals are going to try and disrupt our meeting here tonight. Will… READ MORE
Field Marshal Baron von Haynau, a brutal commander of the Austrian Empire, was known as ‘the Hyena’; he had earned… READ MORE
In August 1908, 44 young women box makers went on strike. They were part of a 1,500-strong workforce from the… READ MORE
Bartholomew Fair, was the most prominent and infamous London fair for centuries; and one of the most important in the… READ MORE
Some reflections on local anti-fascist struggles in South London in 1991… In July 1991 the far right British National Party… READ MORE
"People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."
~ Rogers Hornsby
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