Notting Hill in the 1950s was a very different place to what it is now. This area had a lot of people coming in in terms of immigration and relationships were not the best and the event was set up ...

Campaigners have urged the Government to step in to protect the future of Notting Hill Carnival as they mark Windrush Day.

Jacqueline McKenzie, a campaigner and human rights lawyer who helped victims of the Windrush scandal, said the carnival held ...

A BLUE plaque will honour the Windrush generation and mark the spot where the first British Caribbean carnival took place.

From a sneak peek at Saturday’s Caribbean Carnival to some 1950s relationship advice that had Jana steaming, it was a full week of fun on River City Live!

The Skerbeck Family Carnival dates back to 1857. On the road, a 94-year-old matriarch leads from a trailer, and a 12-year-old works a basketball game. ... Back in the 1950s, ...

The Carnival began in the 1950s in response to deteriorating race relations, and has been based in Notting Hill since 1964, ...

By the late 1950s, Notting Hill had became home to many people from the Caribbean who arrived in Britain on HMT Empire Windrush and accompanying ships, and the carnival was founded by pioneers of ...