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Soldier F, HS2 & Bees: On Saturday 28th September 2019 people, many former soldiers, were protesting in Westminster against the prosecution of ‘Soldier F’ for the murder of unarmed civil rights protesters in Londonderry on ‘Bloody Sunday’ in 1972. From there I went to Euston for a protest against the destruction of anc
Labour Party Conference: I’ve almost completely avoided political party conferences, which I find intensely boring. Perhaps if I had been commissioned to cover them I would have done so but I think I’ve never really needed the money that much, and I don’t have one of those long heavy and often white lenses that seem …
CETA, Iraq, Highwalks & HP: On Friday 26th September 2014 I photographed a protest against the finalising of CETA, a trade agreement between Canada and the EU negotiated in secret which would allow large companies to challenge democratic decisions taken by governments. After this I went to College Green, until recently
Surbiton Festival Market & Grand Parade: On Saturday 25 September, 2004 I went to Surbiton for the annual Surbiton Festival on the 4th Saturday in September. Surbiton is a suburban area to the south of Kingston and when it was first developed in the 1840s was known as Kingston-upon-Railway, although the name Surbiton h
Intifada, Yemen & Vivisection: On Saturday 24 September 2011 I began work outside the M&S flagship store on Oxford Street where Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! were holding a special picket on the 11th anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Intifada. Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! is the newspaper of the Revolutionary Communist
No Cars in Bromley & Stockwell Festival: On Saturday 23rd September 2006 I went to Bromley where there was a ‘No Car’ day taking place, only to find there was little or nothing to photograph. Bromley is on the south-east edge of London, and although it has a heavily built-up centre with tall office blocks … Continue re
Thamesmead & The Thames: More pictures from my October and November 1994 visits to Thamesmead. I hope the captions which I wrote at the time are accurate, but I found parts of Thamesmead rather confusing to walk around. There are both streets and raised walkways and various footpaths, and I don’t think the map was … Co
Downing St, Wednesday 19th Sep 2012 Women Protest Against Rape: I was going to be out of London for the ‘Slutwalk’ which was to take place on Saturday 22nd September – though I had photographed the first Slutwalk in 2011, and was pleased to cover this earlier event organised by by Women Against Rape and … Continue read
PFI Hospital Threat & World Peace: On Saturday 21st September 2013 I went to Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone for a protest march and rally against plans for massive cuts and closures there because of the huge and continuing repayments to bankers who financed the PFI (Private Finance Initiative – protesters call it
Art Deco, Houses, Bingo and King of Lee: The final part of a short walk around Lewisham which took me to Ladywell before returning to catch a train in Lewisham. The previous post on this walk was Ravensbourne, Quaggy & More -Lewisham – 1990. This classic Art Deco factory, at one time ‘Tickitape House’, home … Continue
Short Walks in London & Staines: As I mentioned a few days ago in my post on The New Trafalgar Dispatch, in September 2005 I was suffering from a knee injury. Over the next few days, from September 11th-17th I did manage to get out for some short walks close to home, and managed a … Continue reading Short Walks in Lond
St Matthews Day, Uganda & Mass Lone Demos: A long day for me on Friday 22 September 2006, beginning with a parade in heavy rain in the City of London by students from Christ’s Hospital school which moved out of Newgate to West Sussex in 1902 but return each year for this annual event. I … Continue reading St Matthews D
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