On Saturday 2nd March I attended the unveiling of the refurbished tribute to mark the 43rd anniversary of the Black People’s Day of Action which took place on 2nd March 1981, in which thousands of black people marched in protest at the lack of justice for the 14.

Enfield resident and Enfield Caribbean Association member, Avril Nanton, is a tour guide who lives in Brimsdown. She spends her days in various parts of London, guiding a variety of clients, both local, national and international.

The rising price of basic products is crazy, and what makes things harder is that steady jobs are thin on the ground.

Meet James and Sarah, who over the past year have created the ‘Replenish’ box, filled with products to look after the hair and skin of black children in foster care. We learn more about Replenish and the meaning behind it.

I am still puzzled as to why I was sent that invitation, as I am on public record as condemning the entire Windrush construct as a sham and as a gross distortion of the relationship between the African diaspora, from the Caribbean and the African continent, and Britain. 

The subject of group economics can be quite daunting for most people to grasp let alone it’s practical application, so why would I create a book teaching group economics for children?

On 10th September the Enfield Caribbean Association was privileged to be treated to a brilliant musical, Exchanging Dreams, by Jazanne Arts.

The time is right to take our fight to the streets and show the NLWA that Black Lives Matter. We will be meet at Edmonton Green Train Station on 25th September at 1pm and hear from some amazing speakers. We will then march to the incinerator and listen to some more speeches. It will be great to see community members fighting for this important cause so please come along.

Enfield Caribbean Association has launched its very first, ‘everybody welcome’, Walking Group.

Black Lives Matter Enfield and Extinction Rebellion have launched a campaign STEIN - Stop the Edmonton Incinerator Now.

Adrian Tuitte discusses the importance of children being physcially active.

Delia Mattis from Black Lives Matter Enfield on her concerns over the new incinerator being built in Edmonton

Working for yourself or starting your own business is an exciting opportunity. You might want to become self-employed so that you can spend more time with your family. Or so that you can focus on a hobby or project you’re passionate about.

Iain Gould, solicitor and specialist in civil actions against the police. The blog of a police misconduct claims lawyer.