Posted on 29 October 2011. Tags: African Caribbean, Black Britain, Black History, Carnival, Notting Hill Carnival, Policing

Accounts experiences of Policing & Governance of NHC 2011
Accounts and experiences of the policing and governance of the Notting Hill Carnival 2011 and the 6.30 shut down of the music for the masquerade bands and steel bands on Carnival Monday 29th August 2011
All the accounts in this document have been made anonymous. The original documents ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month UK, Caribbean History
Posted on 20 October 2011. Tags: African Caribbean, Blue Mountain housing Association, CCCA, Cobridge, Doug Brown, Garth Crooks, Lads and Dads., Lord Mayor, Norsaca, Stoke-on-Trent

Caribbean Voices
Memories of Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire's Caribbean Community
Wednesday 19th October 2011 - Stoke-on-Trent Film Theatre.
The film Caribbean Voices got it's premier tonight at Stoke-on-Trent's Film theatre. The film which is the brainchild of local woman Monienne Stone.
Miss Stone, who is the Secretary of The Charity Midlands Jamaica Aid, has been working with Local Filmmakers and ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month UK, Caribbean History, Editors Blog
Posted on 20 September 2011. Tags: Africa Caribbean News 20/09/2011, African Caribbean, Black news

Haiti - Literature : Two Haitian books awarded to the «6th Afro-Caribbean Arts ...
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Monday evening, on the occasion the 6th Afro-Caribbean Arts Awards, which reward the overseas artistic productions and from the French-speaking Africa, Frédéric Mitterrand, French Minister of Culture has proceeded to the presentation of awards. ...
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Posted on 04 September 2010. Tags: African Caribbean, Afro Caribbean, Caribbean actors, Love they Neighbour, Rudolph Walker, The Crouches, black British actors

Rudolph Walker, O.B.E was one of the first black actors in sitcom and broke many barriers as a performer. Working extensively in theatre and becoming the first black person to star in a major television series.
Rudolph Walker was one of the first black actors in sitcom and broke many barriers as a performer. Working extensively ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month UK, Black People in Europe, Caribbean History
Posted on 02 May 2010. Tags: African Caribbean, Black Churches, Christians, Church, Gospel, Keep the faith, Pentecostal, Religious Tv, Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts, Website collaboration, Young Christians, black colaboration, black economics, black faith

As part of our collaboration Project Black Presence is continuing to publish articles about other Black websites. Keep the Faith Magazine is the U.K's leading Black Christian Magazine. Below is a message from Marcia Dixon introducing you to the magazine.
This month's Keep The Faith, Britain's leading magazine about black faith, is filled with ...
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Posted on 21 September 2009. Tags: African Caribbean, Black Britain, Black Britons, Brixton, Caribbean Community, Civil Unrest, Police, Riots

In the Early 1980's the tensions of inner City Living and intense policing collided. Rioting erupted in inner city London. This film shows some of the events of the 1981 Brixton riots. Were you there? Do you know anyone who was there who participated in the disturbances?
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Posted in African History, Black Britain, Caribbean History