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With racism on the rise in the area in the late 1970s, local community centre, the Albany, was an important… READ MORE
A few short years ago, Bob Lambert’s star was rising high. Having retired from the Metropolitan Police in 2008, he… READ MORE
“The political fortunes of the phrase ‘something for nothing’ over the last twenty years are instructive. ‘The something for nothing… READ MORE
As mass protests rock the USA against racist police killings… And thousands march in Brixton in solidarity… We remember events… READ MORE
Enfield Chase, a large tract of open land to the north of London, was for many centuries a battleground, between… READ MORE
“He was a good man…he was a saint…” Sir Thomas More is generally revered – as a martyr, by catholics,… READ MORE
In 1449 King Henry VI was almost bankrupted. The hundred years War in France was grinding to a halt through… READ MORE
In 1777 John Horne Tooke was sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment for raising a fund to support the American rebels.… READ MORE
In 1979, despite opposition in the form of a day of action and a march attended by over a thousand… READ MORE
Plumstead Common, a stretch of open space in what is now South-east London, was threatened by development in the late… 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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