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WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL
WINDRUSH GENERATION ARRIVED FROM 1948 CARIBBEAN CITIZENS CAME TO HELP REBUILD WAR-TORN BRITAIN, MANY SERVED THE CROWN IN WWII THIS PLAQUE MARKS THEIR ENTRY INTO WESTMINSTER AND ROUTES ONWARD
The plaque commemorates the thousands of residents from the Caribbean who came to Britain after World War II to help rebuild it. They are named after the ship HMT Empire Windrush, a ship that in 1948 brought more than 1000 people from Jamaica to help rebuild Britain. The ship docked at Tilbury Docks, from where they arrived in London, probably Paddington Station.
BAME - Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic WESTMINSTER BAME NETWORK - a body of the city of Westminster (London) established in 2018 with the aim of discussing issues related to minorities
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