On October 3rd 1937, the British Union of Fascists (BUF) gathered at Millbank, Pimlico, to hold a march to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the BUF. It was a year almost to the day after the famo…

‘I’ll Still be Dreaming Of You... CROYDON (and NORWOOD) Some radical history To coincide with the London Radical Bookfair delving way down into Southeast London, south of the ridge of hills that fence in South London... to South Norwood of places! ... here's a short splurge of some radical and social history of the Norwood and Croydon areas. Not complete, not a history of the area, not even a radical history of the place, just SOME STUFF! We know there's loads more. We have also published some of the following and more in a mini-zine which we hope to be selling  at the Bookfair (assuming we can get the snarl-up on our printer fixed.)

Simon and Garfunkel released their first album,  'Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.', in 1964 but at the time this did not generate a lot of interes...

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In the early 1980s the former Odeon cinema site in Camberwell, on the corner of Denmark Hill and Coldharbour Lane, became a branch of the di...

As always lots going on in the SE London beer and coffee zone.  Best news is that a new pub is set to open shortly on the site of the former...

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Edith Tudor-Hart (1908–1973) was an Austrian photographer who studied at the Bauhaus. Born Edith Suschitzky, she came from a left wing Jewis...

A mesmerising audiovisual performance at Strange Parade in Nunhead last month (28 February 2026), with Inga Tillere's film piece accompanied...

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