The exhibition summarises major events that led to emancipation and includes stories of colonial life, the contributions of West Indians to Britain’s prosperity, their service in the military, the arrival of hundreds of them on June 22, 1948.
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Rising demand and restricted access to care in many areas is putting unprecedented pressure on reproductive healthcare services, with some women now waiting weeks or travelling miles for appointments.
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You would’ve had to be living under a rock this week to not know that the ULEZ charge expanded to all of Greater London this week, bringing with it a daily £12.50 charge for those who do not meet the emissions standards.
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30 Years Ago – Traders said plans to increase their rents would put them out of business.
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Across London and the South East, there are Memory Walks taking place in Mote Park, Maidstone, on September 9; Alexandra Gardens, Windsor on September 10; Hove Lawns, Brighton on September 30; Painshill, Surrey, on October 1; and Potters Fields Park, London on October 8.
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The Classic Boat Festival will be shown at St Katharine Docks in St Katherine’s Way next to the Tower of London, on September 9 and 10.
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The free open-air exhibition space, Soho Photography Quarter (SPQ) in Ramillies Place, Oxford Circus, will be showing Gideon Mendel’s Fire Flood exhibition between November 25 and October 31.
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Soulscapes at the Dulwich Picture Gallery in Gallery Road, Dulwich Village, will explore our connection with the world through the eyes of artists from the African diaspora.
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Yuja Wang is set to perform six concerts starting on September 28, at London’s Light-room in Lewis Cubitt Square, Camden
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Black on the Square is a new festival that will take place each year starting on September 2, in Trafalgar Square.
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A London-based family-owned van hire business has grown its fleet following support from HSBC UK. Pace Van Hire is set for major growth following a £3.5million asset finance facility from HSBC UK.
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Having finished his role as an outsider, antihero, rebel and messiah in the production of Jerusalem, Mark Rylance is taking the stage again. But this time it’s for a summit of non-violence.
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Young people have not had it easy these last few years. Because of this, it is so important that we celebrate their successes.
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My rabbit, Thumper, has red, inflamed eyes that look very sore. What could this be?
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There are still some myths that people believe about our furry family members. We’ve all heard the rumours but it’s safe to say, don’t believe everything you hear.
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10 Years Ago – People woke up to find themselves trapped in their homes, cars submerged and their streets flooded, all thanks to a burst water main.
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