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This document is a newspaper article from January 29, 1988, discussing the controversy surrounding an invitation to Bernie Grant, then a Labour MP, to a local Labour Party function in High Wycombe. The invite…

This document reports on a disturbance in High Wycombe on New Year’s Eve involving clashes between black youths, skinheads, and the police. It highlights tensions in a predominantly Afro-Caribbean community and the challenges faced…

This document is a letter dated 4th January 1996 from Sharon Grant to Waheed Ali, discussing Caribbean Links, a community organisation promoting Caribbean culture among second-generation Caribbean British youth. The letter highlights the organisation’s…

This document is a 1996 letter from Bernie Grant MP to the Director of Heineken concerning the company’s demand for changes to the TV programme Hotel Babylon due to its audience’s racial composition. Grant…

This document is a letter from the Executive Board of Heineken N.V. dated January 12, 1996, addressed to Bernie Grant, then a Member of Parliament. It responds to an earlier incident involving offensive content…

This is a letter dated 23rd June 1989 from Bernie Grant, then Member of Parliament, addressed to the Attorney General. In it, Grant highlights the circulation of racist and hateful material by a group…

This document is a statement from the English Solidarity Movement, published in 1989. It reflects a renewed call for solidarity and awareness of identity within England, addressing issues of belonging and social conscience. The…

This is a 1996 press release from Bernie Grant, Labour Member of Parliament, responding to reports that the Ku Klux Klan was recruiting in Britain. Grant calls for immediate legal action against the group…

This document is a letter dated 2 August 1989 from the Royal Courts of Justice responding to Bernie Grant MP’s enquiry about material from the organisation ‘English Solidarity.’ It explains the legal assessment of…

This document is a statement from the English Solidarity Movement, published in 1989. It appears to draw on patriotic themes as expressed in the excerpted verse, aiming to inspire solidarity and unity within England.…