Information
sought, please – a couple of these seemingly unofficial looking plaques
have popped up on the walls of Bristol in recent weeks, commemorating
/ condemning the slave trade, which is still (!) a hugely
controversial subject in the city! (sigh: move on, please – it'll
ALWAYS be Colston Hall to me, thx!!!)
Can
anyone shed any light on these, anything? As of 9.8.17, the Internet
had no info at all, surprisingly! The plaque carries the English
Heritage logo, though I doubt it has anything to do with them. Any
info greatly received. This plaque was on the wall of the Galleries
car park, Newgate. (12.9.2017: I have since discovered another on a factory wall on Coronation Road, at its jn with Clift House Rd.)
Update: Like anyone cares, but this might explain the phenomenon.