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23 hours ago · Insight 25.10.24 9.00 AM by Ella Jessel. A wave of new buildings named after Black Britons has emerged as efforts grow to diversify the UK’s public realm. It is an area where social housing has long played an influential role. Ella Jessel reports, in celebration of Black History Month. Windrush housing pioneer Keith Shaw was commemorated on ...
Oct 2, 2020 · Every October, there is an annual celebration of the history, achievements and contributions of black people in the UK. Here we highlight nine important black Britons, from those who broke race...
Seminar / 02 October 2024. Professionals from real estate and its associated sectors recently joined us at Real Estate Balance member Sodexo to mark Black History Month and celebrate the contributions of Black colleagues to our industry. The panellists, listed below, also discussed their career experiences and how individuals and organisations ...
In this Virtual Special Issue, Black British history includes research focused on the histories of people of African descent living in Britain and parts of the British Empire, but also processes of racialisation and of memory-making that have formed and contested specifically anti-Black and anti-African formations of racism.
Mar 5, 2019 · Top story. From gentlemen farmers to auctioneers of Nazi wine, Roderick Easdale traces the birth of British estate agents. Once upon a time, there were no estate agents. As there were also no mobile phones or charity shops, goodness knows what the high streets had to fill them – butchers, bakers and candlestick makers, presumably.
This Black History Month, Real Estate Balance were honoured to partner with Black Professionals in Construction Network, Black Women in Real Estate and The Land Collective at Avison Young in London to hear from a panel of inspirational Black women on their own career reflections and advice on progression in the property industry.
Oct 7, 2020 · In honour of Black History Month 2020, EachOther explores the achievements of ten Black British human rights trailblazers. Black history in the UK is British history. From Olaudah Equiano to Diane Abbott, Black Britons have a long history of campaigning for basic human rights and equality.
