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Arts and Heritage Minister Lord Parkinson unveils first official blue plaque outside London — to Daphne Steele, the first black matron in the NHS — in Ilkley, West Yorkshire

This feted battle of the sexes comedy follows defiantly upbeat Caribbean characters making a life in postwar Britain

The woman credited as the “first black matron” in the NHS has had her achievement marked with a blue plaque in Ilkley following an expansion to…

THAMES Water representatives confirmed that plans to upgrade a sewage works system near Cirencester have been approved at a meeting last week.

The woman credited as the "first Black matron" in the NHS has had her achievement marked with a blue plaque following an expansion to the scheme.

Letter: <strong>Arthur Torrington </strong>of Windrush Foundation on the renaming of the section of the Overground line in London and the diversity of those who arrived on the Empire Windrush

Rolex Thieves Unmasked: Delving into the Ethical Quandary of Street Crime and Social Injustice

Red Kite Community Housing has successfully obtained £4.9 million from Homes England to build 48 community-based social rent homes.

VA limited series titled "Three Little Birds," which tells the stories of Jamaicans who were lured to England in the 1950s by false promises, was launched this month on BritBox, the online digital video subscription service of the BBC and ITV

“The question has been raised as to why the navvies are not being commemorated.”