User:Mujinga/Top

Did you know that 7,000 residents of Brighton, England, ate plum pudding and roast beef and played kiss-in-the-ring at The Level to celebrate Napoleon's defeat in 1814? On the main page on 2020-04-16
Did you know that after performing at a squatted slaughterhouse in 1976, Leonard Cohen called it "the best place to be in Vienna"? On the main page on 2020-05-01
Did you know that in 2001, sixteen-year-old Alina Lebedeva struck Prince Charles of the United Kingdom in the face with three red carnations? On the main page on 2020-05-09
Did you know that a collective of more than 200 migrants has squatted a chain of buildings in Amsterdam since 2012? On the main page on 2020-05-12
Did you know that after three nights of riots in Luton in 1995, the Exodus Collective organised a rave and the disturbances stopped? On the main page on 2020-05-18
Did you know that Yinka Jegede-Ekpe, the first Nigerian woman to go public with her HIV-positive status, later gave birth to a healthy, HIV-negative baby girl? On the main page on 2020-06-08
Did you know that Lady Henrietta Berkeley (pictured) had an affair with her older sister's husband, claimed in court to have married his servant, and then fled with both of them to Cleves? On the main page on 2020-06-22
Did you know that a man was once robbed of almost £300 million in the City of London? On the main page on 2020-07-13
Did you know that the one hundred squatters at Oval Mansions in London could watch Test cricket for free from their roof? On the main page on 2020-07-17
Did you know that pedlar Joan Dant died a millionaire? On the main page on 2020-07-26
Did you know that the English philanthropist Miss James has both a footpath and a footbridge named after her? On the main page on 2020-07-30
Did you know that one of the most endangered monuments in Europe is a squatted house in the Netherlands? On the main page on 2020-07-31
Did you know that Ann Smith was described as a "a great fomentor of plots"? On the main page on 2020-08-03
Did you know that Hilda Gregg published a novel every year for three decades? On the main page on 2020-08-04
Did you know that the LGBT Centre Mongolia was legally registered in 2009, after being told more than ten times that its name did not suit "Mongolian traditions and customs"? On the main page on 2020-08-06
Did you know that after reading a book by Katharine Lee, D. H. Lawrence began to use the phoenix as his personal emblem? On the main page on 2020-08-06
Did you know that Ditshwanelo has been campaigning for over twenty years against capital punishment in Botswana? On the main page on 2020-08-11
Did you know that the statue A Surge of Power (Jen Reid) 2020 was inspired by a raised fist at a Black Lives Matter protest? On the main page on 2020-08-12
Did you know that the archive at the Het Nieuwe Instituut (pictured) contains more than 18 km (11 mi) of architectural resources? On the main page on 2020-08-13
Did you know that in the 1700s, Helen Hope turned a Scottish moor into a wood and named it after her eldest son? On the main page on 2020-08-16
Did you know that Mary Clarke raised eight children and managed an estate whilst corresponding by letter with philosopher John Locke? On the main page on 2020-08-16
Did you know that Helen Ballard was a hellebore horticulturist? On the main page on 2020-08-21
Did you know that Portrait of Jacob de Gheyn III (pictured) by Rembrandt has been stolen four times from the same place? On the main page on 2020-08-29
Did you know that after passing a literacy examination at the age of 96, Karthyayani Amma said: "I learned so much for no reason. The tests were way too easy for me"? On the main page on 2020-08-29
Did you know that executed arsonist Margaret Clark blamed her deeds on "pride and Sabbath breaking"? On the main page on 2020-08-31
Did you know that Argentinian LGBT-rights activist Carlos Jáuregui had a station named after him on the Buenos Aires Underground? On the main page on 2020-09-02
Did you know that sculptor Alfred Gilbert fled England twice—once for love, once for money? On the main page on 2020-09-07
This user helped "Alfred Gilbert" become a good article on 2020-08-15.
This user helped "Calais Jungle" become a good article on 2020-04-13.
This user created "City bonds robbery" and it became a good article on 2020-10-13.
This user helped "Exodus Collective" become a good article on 2020-04-18.
This user helped "Northern Bank robbery" become a good article on 2020-11-29.
This user created "Squatting in the Netherlands" and it became a good article on 2020-10-22.
This user created "The Level, Brighton" and it became a good article on 2020-04-23.
This user created "We Are Here (collective)" and it became a good article on 2020-04-17.
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