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Bosses bagged and binned The Haringey Dustbin Workers Strike, 2006 A contemporary report by Alan Woodward (with a tiny bit… READ MORE
Photo Credit (main phot0): Alan Lodge After its first big shindig in Camden High Street had hit the news with… READ MORE
As previously recounted, residents of Enfield had a long tradition of defending common fields against enclosure by landowners, their agents… READ MORE
What later became known as Ham Common may have originated as a grant of land to the manor of Ham,… READ MORE
“Britain is a paradoxically closed yet ‘open’ society ruled over by a patrician but condescendingly populist elite possessing the most… READ MORE
“Blood! Blood! Spilled by police tactics. They batter them, batter them in a tha head.” Rioting swept many parts if… READ MORE
In June 1968, 85 machine operators were locked out of the Injection Moulders factory in Queensberry, North-west London, as a… READ MORE
Beating the Bounds – also sometimes called ‘Gang-Days’ – was an old folk custom, generally used to keep alive knowledge… READ MORE
In 1834, 30,000 people rallied at Copenhagen Fields, Islington, to protest the sentences on the Tolpuddle Martyrs: six Dorset farm… 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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