Hosted by Hansdworth and District Christian Outreach in association with Kingsway Project.
This Breakfast Conference will be an opportunity to reflect on the contribution to Britain made by the early Caribbean pioneers, who came to Britain to assist with post war reconstruction and to consider how they helped to shape British social, cultural and political life and how we can
A Caribbean British breakfast will be served followed by a keynote address by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, who will help us to consider what we need to do 70 years on, to continue this important legacy. The session and post-talk discussion with facilitated by Khembe Clarke.
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