The country house within Greater London has been the residence of a prime minister, and has hosted scientists and statesmen ...

"The statement by 18th-century abolitionist and philanthropist William Wilberforce that "you may choose to look the other way, but you can never again say you didn't know' remains very true and ...

Not even William Wilberforce, the great slave-trade abolitionist, survived the Starmer-Reeves purge. A large portrait of James II in one of Number 11’s State Rooms, posing in a suit of armour ...

Peter Waddell, founder of Big Motoring World, is selling Holwood House. The Greater London estate, once owned by a prime ...

Newton would become active in the fight for abolition. William Wilberforce, who introduced a “Bill for the Abolition of Slavery” to the British Parliament, was the nephew of Newton’s dear ...

In ‘An Essay on Colonisation’ (1794), the Swedish abolitionist Carl Wadström wrote that ... whose members included Sharp and William Wilberforce, and from the Society for the Education of Africans, ...

Oxford theologian the Reverend Professor Andrew Linzey said: "William Wilberforce is rightly celebrated for his pioneering work that led to the abolition of the slave trade 200 years ago, but it's not ...

such as Wilberforce’s abolition of slavery. It has been the motivation for starting organizations, such as World Vision, the RSPCA and theworkers unions. It has been the driving force for individuals ...

One local college athlete has made it to the national stage. Gymnast Diamond Cook was first introduced last fall in a Tell Me Good News segment when Wilberforce ...