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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

Tower Hamlets Saturday 21 February 2026

Whitney – Queen of the Night

Direct from the West End, the critically acclaimed Whitney – Queen of the Night arrives at the historic…

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Bristol Saturday 21 February

Community Celebration

Join us on Saturday 21 February (12:00–18:00) at Arnolfini for a vibrant Community Celebration, bringing together the Diverse…

Leeds Sunday 22 February 2026

Leeds Black History Walk

Join the renowned Heritage Corner team for an enlightening and immersive walking tour that uncovers the hidden narratives…

Liverpool Thursday 26 February – Sunday 01 March 20

Liverpool International Jazz Festival

The Liverpool International Jazz Festival returns to The Capstone Theatre, bringing cutting-edge jazz from around the world to…

Newcastle Upon Tyne Friday 27 February – Saturday 7 March 2026

Noughts & Crosses

Based on Malorie Blackman’s groundbreaking young adult novel, this gripping stage adaptation by Sabrina Mahfouz returns to the…

Greenwich Saturday 28 February 2026

The Drifters

The legendary group The Drifters returns to the capital for a spectacular one-night-only performance at indigo at The…