Politicians, campaigners and community groups are uniting for the first time to make “a very distinct and clear call for reparative justice” at an inaugural reparations conference this weekend. The all-party parliamentary... Read more »
Sir Trevor Phillips is clattering around in the kitchen of his North London home making a meal for one. Or, as he calls it, ‘a lonely person’s dinner’. The broadcaster and former... Read more »
Goldsmiths University has decided to keep four statues connected to slavery and Britain’s colonial past on the front of Deptford Town Hall. Following a public consultation of people in the Lewisham area... Read more »
A London park named after William Gladstone could be rebranded Diane Abbott Park as part of a slavery review by a Labour-run council in the capital. Gladstone Park, in north west London,... Read more »
No fewer than 45 streets and statues have either been renamed or removed – or are in the process of being cancelled – over historic slavery links in London. Councils and authorities... Read more »
Farewell Tulse Hill? London suburb could ‘disappear’ over former lord mayor Sir Henry Tulse’s links to slavery – as Labour council is accused of wasting money on ‘vanity project’ as it asks... Read more »
A Hackney park has been renamed to honour a local woman following concerns from local residents that the park’s previous name had links to the slave trade. The park, located just north... Read more »
A London development has come under fire due to names linked to the slave trade, as Battersea MP Marsha de Cordova joins calls for it to be renamed. Plantation Wharf in Battersea... Read more »
Princess Eugenie shows off her artistic prowess with a serene landscape painting ‘representing freedom’ and signed with her initials as she joins modern slavery survivors for an art therapy class Eugenie joined... Read more »
Two teenagers who went missing from their homes in Kent and London have been found. The girls were located at an address in Scotland on Thursday. They are safe and well and... Read more »
