#robin walker

509. Robin Walker /// Walker House /// Ballsbridge, Dublin, Ireland /// 1963

web weaving: robin walker x diego hargreeves

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One of the UK’s most respected Black history experts has thrown his full support behind a landmark reparations conference set to take place in London this weekend. The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Afrikan Reparations (APPG-AR) has attracted politicians, experts and grassroots groups from all over the world, to examine the question of reparations to atone for the atrocities of slavery. The meeting will prove historic. Voices from all across the African diaspora will convene in London, to discuss how to make reparations a reality in a never before convened round table international gathering. One of the key speakers is Robin Walker, known as ‘The Black History Man’ due to his colossal knowledge of black history and his commitment and mission in passing it on to others. […] Robin Walker has an online adult Black History course which can be found here

On Thursday the CYP Now website published this article which was written by Emily Harle and the initial comment is MPs are set to question ministers over the disruption caused by dangerous concrete in school buildings, following the Department for Education’s publication of a list of all affected institutions. They also provide a comment under the photograph of the MP for Worcester who is the…

On Monday I wrote a piece focused on the debate that Caroline Lucas organised last Thursday entitled Public Access to Nature and The Argus newspaper printed it out under the headline of ‘We are increasingly isolated from nature’. That content is available here and this is the link to the debate. Inevitably there were many other aspects that could not be included in one piece. So here is the…

Last Thursday a substantial debate took place in Parliament entitled “Public Access to Nature” organised by Caroline Lucas the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion. This discussion was held in the Commons Chamber and was very significant. The session lasted for two hours and the people who spoke during the debate were a group of 12 other MPs including a Conservative Minister, Trudy Harrison, who is the…