Harcourt Road :   Collecting and Showcasing parallel histories of Community Organising in two streets of the same name In Sheffield and Hong Kong

1980s - Sheffield

 

Harcourt Road had a reputation of for drugs and sex workers. The houses nearby the park was considered as the nicer side, with families living there. The other side was a bit more rundown.

夏慤道當時有毒犯、性工作者喺度住同埋流連。靠公園一邊嘅屋睇落就好些少,因為有家庭住喺度 ,但另一邊就殘啲、差啲。

[from interview with Jacki Rowley]

 

1987-1992: Poll tax was introduced by Margaret Thatcher’s government in 1987

“Anti-Poll Tax Group” on Harcourt Road was formed in response

 

戴卓爾政府於1987年引進人頭稅 夏慤道有街坊組織「反人頭稅小組」

[from interview with Simon Ogden]

 

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Harcourt Road: Collecting and Showcasing parallel histories of Community Organising in two streets of the same name In Sheffield and Hong Kong

Harcourt Road
is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Curated by Bloc Projects.