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Today in London radical history, 1957: St Pancras councillors block government Civil Defence plans.
In 1957, leftwing Labour councillors who had taken control over St Pancras Borough council, North London (now part of the… READ MORE
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Will You Fight For it?: a past tense history walk
Will You Fight For it? Join past tense on a Radical History walk… from Camberwell Green to Kennington Park A… READ MORE
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Today in London educational history, 1968: students occupy Hornsey Art College.
On May 28th 1968, Hornsey Art College, in Crouch End, North London, was occupied by students and some staff. The… READ MORE
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Today in London’s indebted history: Amazons of Southwark Mint repulse the bailiffs
From around the mid 1670s until the mid 1720s, there were certain areas in London whose inhabitants claimed certain rights… READ MORE
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