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Cherry Hartley arrived in Bristol from Jamaica in 1960 as part of the Windrush generation, but the city’s bus company refused to employ any Black or Asian people

Kelso Cochrane was killed in 1959 - his family want access to the police file into his unsolved case.

A teenager who daubed a Windrush mural with Nazi symbols after being radicalised online is facing jail.

A new report meticulously analyses the true cost of the transatlantic slave trade, showing how past and present are bound together

Some years ago, I featured OUR ROOTS documenting the WINDRUSH Story Project on EURweb albeit in black and white.

More lined the route from the church in notting hill. the murder of a member of the windrush generation had made headlines. many people in the crowd, only settled for a few years, feared for their own future, wanted to see his murderer brought tojustice. that never happened. there was a party at 18 southam street, which he would have walked past. mark 0lden�*s been investigating the murder for many years. we retraced kelsos last steps in the early hours of the 17th of may, 1959, as he walked h...

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A judge at Cardiff Youth Court describes the 17-year-old's Windrush artwork defacing as "abhorrent".

The 17-year-old boy was 'radicalised' after spending 'long hours online' during the pandemic, a court heard.

The 17-year-old from South Wales, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is charged with five terror offences relating to his online activity.