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  2. Stoke Newington Road lorry bomb - Wikipedia

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    On 14 November 1992, 3.2 tonnes of explosives was discovered during a routine check on a lorry travelling on Stoke Newington Road, part of the A10, one of the main routes between London and the north. The Volvo lorry was stopped by police around 1 am; the occupants fled.

  3. The Angry Brigade - Wikipedia

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    In mid-1968 demonstrations took place in London, centred on the US embassy in Grosvenor Square, against US involvement in the Vietnam War.One of the organisers of these demonstrations, Tariq Ali, has said he recalls an approach by someone representing the Angry Brigade who wished to bomb the embassy; he told them it was a terrible idea and no bombing took place.

  4. Stoke Newington - Wikipedia

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    Malcolm McLaren, manager of The Sex Pistols, brought up at 49 Carysfort Road, Stoke Newington. Warren Mitchell, actor—born in the district. Kevin MacNeil, Hebridean-born novelist, poet and playwright, lives in Stoke Newington. Rodney Marsh, footballer Queen's Park Rangers FC lived in Palatine Road, Stoke Newington as a child.

  5. Shacklewell - Wikipedia

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    For some of this period, Shacklewell was informally considered to extend north into West Hackney to include Rectory Road and the northern end of Amhurst Road. It was sometimes also seen to extend west of Stoke Newington Road to include the most southern part of Stoke Newington. That sphere of self-identification has been almost completely lost.

  6. List of terrorist incidents in London - Wikipedia

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    This was later claimed by the prosecution in the trial of the 'Stoke Newington Eight' to be the first action undertaken by The Angry Brigade. May 1970 to January 1971: Firebomb attacks took place on Conservative Associations at Wembley (19 May); Brixton (10 June); Wimbledon (21 September); Hampstead (26 September) and Slough (30 January 1971 ...

  7. EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney) - Wikipedia

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    The building at 13 Stoke Newington Road was built in 1936 as an Art Deco cinema called The Savoy, later ABC, that ceased operations in 1984. It was later used as a snooker hall and wedding venue, among other uses. "The main auditorium then lay derelict for 40 years" until 2015.

  8. Hilarious Horse Hams It up Instead of Following Script When ...

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    The video starts with the actors standing near Wesley and another horse. The actor is checking out something on his phone. Instead of Wesley just standing in the background, he decides to ham it ...

  9. Metropolitan Borough of Stoke Newington - Wikipedia

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    The union with Hackney was very unpopular with the inhabitants of Stoke Newington, and following unsuccessful attempts to end it in 1864, 1880 and 1890, the parish regained independence in 1894. Stoke Newington Vestry consisted of 60 vestrymen, elected from five wards. [2]