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2YF6A54 File photo dated 30/10/20 of Paul Stephenson next to a GWR (Great Western Railway) train bearing his name after it was unveiled at Bristol Temple Meads station to celebrate Black History Month. Civil rights campaigner Paul Stephenson, known for his prominent role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, has died aged 87. Issue date: Sunday November 3, 2024.

Paul Stephenson Lecture to Be Hosted Permanently in Bristol from 2026

The decision marks the tenth anniversary of the lecture series and coincides with a period of renewed national…


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Eric Huntley (1929–2026)

From their West London community, Eric worked alongside his wife, Jessica Huntley, to co-found Bogle-L’Ouverture Publications, one of…


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Black History Month

2026 LISTINGS

Nottingham Thursday 19 March–Friday 20 March

Diversity

Diversity is set to take to the road on a major new tour of the UK and Ireland in…

Leeds Thursday 20 – Friday 21 March 2026

Our Little Hour

Our Little Hour is a moving and immersive musical drama that brings to life the extraordinary story of…

Lambeth Thursday 26 March – Saturday 16 May 2026

The Authenticator

In a major new commission for 2026, the National Theatre presents The Authenticator, a gripping gothic thriller by…

Islington Saturday 28 March 2026

Julian Joseph at 60: Atmospheres

Atmospheres marks a significant milestone in the life and career of Julian Joseph, one of the most influential…

Birmingham Wednesday 1 April – Saturday 18 April 2026

Small Island

Journey from the sun-drenched shores of Jamaica to the cold, grey streets of post-war London in Small Island,…