Southall is one of the key landmarks of anti racist struggles that shaped modern Britain. It is the birthplace of pioneering anti racist workers struggles; youth movements; women and civil rights groups as well as a unique rich mix of cultural heritage, including Bhangra and reggae musicians and South Asian cuisine.

The History Walk charts a unique journey through the main artery of the town stopping at key landscapes recreating some of the iconic moments. Why did early immigrants settle in Southall and how did they build their communities? How does its history affect the present political and social landscape?

Dates and Times: Saturday 29 April 2023 and Saturday 19 May 2023.

Please meet at 10.30am at The Dominion Centre112 The Green, Southall UB2 4BQ. The tour will set off at 10.45am and last about 2 hours, ending with a 30 minute documentary and Q&A at the Town Hall, High St, Southall UB1 3HA

You must book to join the tour: Please enter your details by clicking on the link below. Once we receive your booking, we will contact you to confirm your booking. Please dress casually mindful of weather conditions on the day. This is a free event.

You are welcome to have lunch in Southall that houses numerous good quality vegetarian and non-vegetarian café and restaurants including Afghani, Indian (north and south), Pakistani, Sri Lankan and Somali.

Thank you for your interest in this unique tour. We look forward to welcoming you. For further information contact:

The Monitoring Group: office@tmg-uk.org M: 07816 301706

Southall Community Alliance: 07958 499222