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A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Oral Histories: Geoffrey Murray. Post author. By bprid003. An oral history collected by Paul Green as part of the In Living Memory project, Where to, now the sequins have gone?. In the
A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Riverdale Records: People power. Post author. By bprid003. The last group to play Aswads. We had squatter’s rights – people power – there were marches and people stood together.
A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Riverdale Records: You’re busted! Post author. By bprid003. Image: Record sleeve collected at Lewisham Shopping Centre. Image: Record sleeve collected at Lewisham Shopping Centre. In
A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Riverdale Video: Romance blooms. Post author. By bprid003. Image: Video sleeve collected at Lewisham shopping centre. Lost town centre shop / amenity. The Odeon, Café on Lewis Grove.
A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Postcards: Protests in Lewisham. Post author. By bprid003. Image: Postcard collected at People’s Day Festival. The riots in Lewisham were very scary. People protesting against
In just a few days time you’ll be able to open the first doors on your advent calendars, so we’ve rounded up the best events to see in the first week of December.
Every morning thousands of us entering the Richard Hoggart Building walk past a memorial to the former ÌÇÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ students and staff who died during the First World War. Although we may not notice it, this memorial lists the names of 109 ÌÇÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ men who died whilst serving in the Armed Forces between 1914-18.
A place where practitioners advance their expertise through hands-on training and critical research in Education and Lifelong Learning, Psychology and Neuroscience and Social, Individual and Community Wellbeing at ÌÇÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ University of London.
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Pat Caplan's research blog on food poverty in the UK