Tag Archives: closed until 2093
BG/P/18/1/75
File predominantly dates between 1990-1991. Includes constituent correspondence and research material re police and Black peoples; law and Black peoples; racism.
BG/P/18/1/49
File includes paperwork relating to issues such as the Asylum Bill; Human rights; Tottenham; Asylum rule changes; records re Bernie Grant’s campaign to oppose new government proposals regarding refugees and asylum seekers [eg letters from churches and general public in support of Bernie Grant’s stance].
BG/P/18/1/46
File includes written exchanges with correspondents such as the Home Office, Jane Coker and Co., and the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants. Also includes immigration campaign correspondence and leaflets. Relates to issues such as identity cards, race relations and immigration.
BG/P/18/1/4
File largely includes ephemera such as petitions, stickers, leaflets and posters produced by the League as part if its relaunch. Also includes some general correspondence such as letters to Bernie Grant from members of the public inquiring about membership. See also related general subject file re Anti-Racist Alliance. File also relates to the campaign against fascism.
BG/P/16/17
Case file
BG/P/12/3/8
BG/P/3/5/6
Note that this file contains language that is by its nature offensive to Black and other minority ethnic groups. File is arranged in date order.
BG/P/3/5/7
Note that this file contains language that is by its nature offensive to Black and other minority ethnic groups. File includes correspondence between Bernie Grant and the Metropolitan Police re ‘malicious communication’ from the British National Party.
BG/P/2/1/1
File comprises correspondence, reports and supporting documents relating to issues such as the call for justice for the Broadwater Farm defendants (‘The Tottenham Three’) and call to review the murder of PC Keith Blakelock; police community relations; Bernie Grant’s retirement as Leader of Haringey Council. Includes supporting material such as meeting notes with police representatives, a landmark petition signed by Members of Parliament expressing concern over the convictions of the Tottenham Three, and a report relating to the Tottenham Three entitled ‘Black People, Police and the Media’.