Radical London in the 1950s

A gripping account of London's radical past and its relevance to today's political landscape.

In 1960, riots erupted in St Pancras, London, exposing a stark contrast to the era's perceived peace and prosperity. This is the story of a community grappling with post-war recovery, inequality, and a severe housing crisis.

Discover the colorful figures who fought for a just society amidst political turmoil and social change. Radical London in the 1950s reveals the roots of today's debates on housing, migration, and political division, making it a crucial read for those seeking to understand the forces shaping our world. Perfect for readers interested in British history, urban studies, and social justice.

David Mathieson is a qualified solicitor who spent many years working in the House of Commons working as a political adviser to MPs and Government ministers. He now dedicates his time to writing and teaching.