Black History Month 2021

 


It is a time to celebrate the diversity of the borough and the many local Black historical attractions they have. The contributions and impact of Black heritage and culture are significant and cannot be ignored. Black History Month presents a unique opportunity to learn something new and celebrate the achievements of the Black community as well as the fundamental part they have played in British history for centuries. A list of events run throughout October can be found here 

 

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