Month: October 2026

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Black History Month

📅 WEEK 2 — The Windrush Generation: The Foundation of Modern Britain

Factual Theme: The People Who Built Our Nation 📚 Introduction Beyond Carnival lies the deeper story of the people who made it possible — the Windrush Generation. This week, we explore the facts, contributions, and legacy of the men and women who travelled from Caribbean nations to Britain after the Second World War, shaping the country we know today. Their courage, resilience, and quiet dignity in the face of hardship deserve to be remembered — and told. 📌 Key Facts […]

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Tribute

Remembering Lieutenant Stitchie and the Mighty Sparrow: Two Caribbean Voices, Two Lasting Legacies

The Caribbean music community is mourning two remarkable artists. Jamaican dancehall and gospel reggae star Lieutenant Stitchie has died at 60, just one day before his 61st birthday. The Mighty Sparrow, whose voice helped define calypso for generations, has died at 91. Their music came from different islands and different traditions, but both artists had the rare gift of making listeners pay attention to every word. Lieutenant Stitchie: Dancehall wit and a new calling Born Cleveland Laing, Lieutenant Stitchie brought […]

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Black History Month

🖤 UK Black History Month 2026 — Full 4-Week Blog Series

Week 1: Carnival Focus • Weeks 2–4: Unique Factual Themes 📅 WEEK 1 — Carnival: 60 Years of Rhythm, Resistance & Pride Dedicated to Notting Hill Carnival 60th Anniversary 🎉 Introduction Welcome to Black History Month 2026! This year is unlike any other — we celebrated six decades of Notting Hill Carnival, the heartbeat of Black British culture. What began in 1966 as a bold act of community pride has grown into the second-largest street festival in the world, attracting […]

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