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Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings- A Windrush Story

Tony Fairweather

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After World War Two England was on her knees, so the call went out to the British Empire for volunteers to help rebuild the 'Mother Country'. Young men and women from different Caribbean islands were quick to respond, paying the considerable sum of £28.10s to board HMT Empire Windrush - the 'ship of dreams' that would take them to their new lives.

 

The motives and back-stories of these West Indian people is a key part of the Windrush story, one that has never been fully told. This powerful narrative reveals what happened on board that ship, which was packed with young, excited people who had never before left their parents, their parishes - let alone their islands. In the course of the memorable two-week voyage there were parties, friendships made and broken, fights, gambling, racism, sex - and discussions of God and love.

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Cltural differences, Windrush Monument, Patrick Vernon, Caribbean Islands, Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings -A Windrush Story, Windrush Exhibition, HMT Windrush, Other, Windrush Generation, Floella Benjamin, British union of fascism, Tony Fairweather, Windrush 75 Anniversary, Basil Watson, West Indians in Britain, Ray Shell, Black Cultural Archives., Racism, Museum of Colour, Oswald Mosley and the Black Shirts, Windrush Foundation, immigration, Girl Woman, British Black writers, Tilbury Docks, Bernadine Evaristo