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Black History Month

2025 LISTINGS

Greenwich Friday 7 March

Windrush Front Room: House Party

A very special house party, hosted by the iconic Tony Fairweather. Expect DJ sets, book signings, Windrush music…

Hull Friday 7 March

What’s Love Got To Do With It

After a sensational 2025 that saw over 60,000 Tina Turner fans across the UK singing, dancing, and having…

Kensington and Chelsea Saturday 8 March

East Croydon Black History Walk

From the train station to the Minster, we explore the African/Caribbean history, ancient to modern, from the Nile…

Greenwich Saturday 8 - Sunday 16 March

Windrush Front Room: Meet the Curator

Drop-into the Windrush Front room to meet with the curator, Tony Fairweather and he welcomes visitors of all…

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2SXGA55 Roberta Flack at the Carlyle Hotel in New York City. October 1981 Credit: Walter McBride/MediaPunch

Remembering Roberta Flack (1937–2025)

The world has lost one of its greatest musical voices, Roberta Flack, who passed away on February 24,…


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ARY1E8 paul boateng labour mp portrait at the labour conference bournemouth uk 2004. Image shot 2004. Exact date unknown.

Paul Boateng: Breaking Barriers, Building Legacies

There are moments in history when the course shifts, when a figure emerges who doesn’t just walk through…


1986: Diane Abbott, the new labour MP for Hackney and Stoke Newington makes history today (12/6/87). Miss Abbott, 32, a Cambridge graduate and a member of Labour's hard left, becomes the country's first black woman MP. Picture taken 18/2/86 when she was an equality officer for the union ACTT.

Diane Abbott: A Legacy of Courage, Change, and Endurance

In a political landscape that often marginalises those who dare to be different, Diane Abbott has stood tall…


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2M0FXCW Sir Geoff Palmer, leader of Edinburgh's Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Group, stands alongside a plaque commemorating the historic Scottish slavery case, Knight v Wedderburn, during an installation ceremony at the Court of Session at Parliament House in Edinburgh, to mark the case's contribution to tackling slavery. Picture date: Tuesday December 6, 2022.

Joseph Knight v. John Wedderburn: A Defining Moment in Scotland’s Struggle with Slavery

The story of Joseph Knight isn’t simply the story of a man seeking his freedom in an 18th-century…


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