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Today in London’s rebel history: The Savoy Palace attacked, 1377.
The Savoy Palace, which lay roughly where the Savoy Hotel now stands on the Strand, in London’s West End, was… READ MORE
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Today in London’s radical history: enviro-killers Shell petrol station blockaded, Islington, 2006
Since late 2000 there has been an on-going attempt by multinationals and the Irish state to devastate a remote coastal… READ MORE
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Today in London’s rebel history: John Horne Tooke nicked for libelling the Speaker of the House of Commons, 1774.
To be honest this one is a bit crap… sometimes otherwise reasonably sound people do something a bit questionable, and… READ MORE
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Today in London’s rebel history: Wanstonia evicted to make way for the M11, 1994.
On 16th February 1994 hundreds of anti-road protesters were evicted from a row of houses in Wanstead by an army… READ MORE
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