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Although Britain ended the slave trade in 1807, slavery continued across the Empire for another quarter-century. Abolition is often praised, but formerly enslaved people were often pushed into low-paid work or unpaid “apprenticeships”.

“Although there have been serious management failings, steps have been taken to support the licensing objectives through the appointment of a new operations manager and security company.”

Derrick Brown, a 74-year-old Jamaican, attacked his neighbour, Barbadian Richard Brathwaite, 73, and his wife, Annetta, 71, with a large kitchen knife on Cromwell Road in Wembley, Middlesex, on 21st March 2024.

It’s a testament to the group’s reputation that over fifteen community groups were represented at this annual event.

Born in Bridgetown, Barbados, in 1932, Blenman moved to the UK after the Second World War. He was part of the wave of Caribbean recruits who joined London Transport in the late 1950s

Pinder later moved to British Guiana to work on the Demerara telephone exchange project, where his interest in anti-colonial politics and trade unionism deepened.

Barbados XI beats Broomley CC

Earlier in the afternoon, Manchester’s Mack Clarke asked the crowd to observe a one-minute silence in honour of Winston Pinder, a Barbadian pioneer, former NCBA executive officer, and a significant contributor to the Caribbean community in the UK.

From its inception, BOCFA created a vital social and support network bringing Barbadians together to connect, share experiences, and build community.