by Windrush Foundation | May 10, 2013 | Uncategorized
Oh yes, I have four brothers and four sisters. They all came to England after I came back on the Empire Windrush, and by the grace of God we encouraged them to learn something. One of my sisters, Una Joyce King, I took her to St Giles Hospital when she was...
by Windrush Foundation | May 10, 2013 | Uncategorized
Oh yes, I have four brothers and four sisters. They all came to England after I came back on the Empire Windrush, and by the grace of God we encouraged them to learn something. One of my sisters, Una Joyce King, I took her to St Giles Hospital when she was eighteen to...
by Windrush Foundation | May 8, 2013 | Uncategorized
On leaving school in Jamaica at 16 years of age, George got a job as a Clerk in one of the Courts. When Royal Air Force appealed in 1944 for volunteers to help in the war against Germany, he had no hesitation to enlist. He passed the test and had initial military...
Finding Home – A Windrush StoryAlford Dalrymple Gardner is one of the few living passengers to have travelled on the Empire......
WINDRUSH FOUNDATION 28 YEARS ONIn 1995, Samuel Beaver King and Arthur Torrington (co-founders) began work on establishing...
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The Windrush LineRecognising the contribution of the Windrush generation, who continue to shape and enrich London’s cultural and social identity today...