Welcome to my websiteMy name is Andrew Whitehead. I work as a news journalist, but this website is about the other aspects of my life - my enthusiasms, interests and the issues and topics which have caught my attention. These range from contemporary Kashmir to representations of London in fiction, from the Liberal campaigning anthem 'The Land Song' to my collections of political pamphlets and memorabilia. I've posted on the site some material which I hope may be of interest to researchers - listings of my interviews with those who lived through Partition in South Asia, my recordings of the recollections of British political activists, a visual record of Kashmir in the turbulent year of 1947, and the audio of some of the radio documentaries I have compiled and presented. There's a blog too - do take a look. And I'd be very keen to hear from you about the site and its contents - here's where you can contact me. Thanks for paying my website a visit - do come again. My e-mail address is awkashmir@gmail.com Another site to visit ... http://www.londonfictions.com/ And the History Workshop Online site ...http://www.historyworkshop.org.uk/ | What's new on this site!
Jan 22: 'Quality Trim' in Steptoe country
Jan 21: a cult London novel, Terry Taylor's wonderful Baron's Court, All Change Jan 21: audio of Calcutta Partition era goonda Gopal 'Patha' Mukherjee added to Partition Voices page Jan 14: the view from Primrose Hill
Jan 7: 'Cohen the Crooner, the Crosby of Mile End' - complete with YouTube clip Jan 2: Dartmouth Park to Dalston Junction - come with me! Dec 19: above, a 1948 photo of a Unity Theatre outing to Box Hill - but who's in it?
Dec 16: 'Hey Ho, Cook and Rowe', Peggy Seeger's song about an NW5 rent strike Nov 30: Dorothy and her wartime dalliance with a dashing US officer - a German propaganda leaflet aimed at British troops
Nov 19: a Kentish Town resurrection (below) on the blog
October 6 2010 - Tufnell Park's lost landmark - captured, above, by the artist Fermin Rocker
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