LONDON RADICAL HISTORIES

Tag: socialists

Jul 13

Today in London guerilla gardening history, 1906: unemployed occupy empty land in Plaistow
May 10

A Shabby London Suburb? A walk around the radical & working class history of Hammersmith
Nov 13

Today in London riotous history, 1887: police attack demonstrators on ‘Bloody Sunday’
Feb 8

Today in London riotous history, 1886: unemployed riot in the West End
Oct 25

Today in London’s unbrid(al)led herstory: Edith Lanchester sectioned by her family for ‘living in sin’, 1895.
Feb 14

Today in London socialist history: Jim Connell, writer of The Red Flag, buried, Golders Green, 1929
Feb 6

Today in London’s ?radical? history: the Fabian Society holds its first conference, 1892.
Jan 7

Today in London funereal history: William Curner buried, Brockley, 1888, after being killed by police.
Oct 24

Today in mystic socialist history: the Fellowship of the New Life formally founded, 1882.
Apr 12

Today in London’s legal history: trial of SDF leaders for incitement to riot ends in acquittal, 1886.

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