have been there for years, that represent the Black community
Come and walk around Westminster to see the different statues and monuments that represent Black Londoners. You will hear about the history of the statues and how they came to be there. Learn something new. Bring your cameras, your friends, your family.
Where will you find the statue above, and what does it represent? Come along and find out.
Contact Avril on 07984 759 506.
Please ensure you wear appropriate clothing and shoes for the weather. Bring an umbrella if necessary and food if you think you are going to get hungry on the walk. This walk takes you around London where you may be able to purchase food items but there is no food stop on the tour. Bring a bottle of water if it’s very hot. The tour lasts 2 hours.
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