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<strong>Other lives:</strong> Senior figure in the voluntary sector, including at VSO and the British Lung Foundation, who created her own consultancy

To celebrate the start of black history month, The Chronicle sat down with Pastor Joshua Christopher Wilson, 55, from Tilehurst.

From African soldiers in Roman times to the Windrush generation, black people have always been part of the fabric of Britain – often in the face of prejudice and adversity

Prince William paid a low-key visit to Aston Villa during their Europa League match, and he was left delighted following a win during a closely-fought match

Asquith Xavier became Euston station's first Black train guard after campaigning against its discriminatory recruitment policy.

First proposed in the US in the 1920s, the event was first celebrated in the UK in 1987.

Prince Williams sense of humour had a group of Caribbean elders in Cardiff in stitches on Monday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited Caribbean elders of Wales, where they were both keen to dish out hugs - and the heir to the throne made a very risque joke as they posed for a group photo

Events in Reading recognise the important contribution the diverse black community has made and continues to make.

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