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University of Warwick helps commemorate Caribbean prisoners of war at Portchester Castle 230 years after arrival in Britain
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Caribbean community unveils plaque for Britain’s largest pre-Windrush arrival
2026 marks the 230th anniversary of the arrival of the largest group of African Caribbean people to arrive in the UK pre-Windrush A powerful historic moment of remembrance, honour, and cultural resilience took place on Friday 9th October 2026 for the 230th anniversary event of the arrival of Caribbean prisoners of war at Portchester Castle. The […]
University of Warwick helps commemorate Caribbean prisoners of war at Portchester Castle 230 years after arrival in Britain
A new plaque and permanent exhibition honour the 2,500 African Caribbean prisoners brought to Britain in 1796 and preserve their story for future generations. IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs Researchers from the University of Warwick have helped uncover and preserve the history … Read the full press release →
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