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Gandhi in London

Posted on September 14, 2010 by gandhifriends

The story of Mahatma Gandhi is inter-woven with the story of London. His three years as a law student at the Inner Temple (1888-1891) were pivotal in shaping his philosophy. During this time he also learnt to ballroom dance, became an advocate of vegetarianism, immersed himself in key spiritual texts and developed a passion for [...]

Filed under: Reviews & Arts | Tagged: Gandhi, Inner Temple, law, London | 1 Comment »

Peter Cadogan (1921-2007)

Posted on February 16, 2008 by gandhifriends

Peter Cadogan, who has died at 86, was once called ‘the most expelled socialist in England’. He campaigned effectively on many fronts for peace, justice and human rights in print, on the streets and through teams of like-minded thinkers. He moved from radical politics [Labour, Communist, Workers Revolutionary and Socialist Worker Parties] to radical spirituality [...]

Filed under: 4. GF Friends | Tagged: Communism, Communist Party, Conway Hall, democracy, England, Gandhi, Kilburn, London, London University, Newcastle, Northern Ireland, obituary, radical politics, radical spirituality, Socialism, the Depression, William Blake | Leave a Comment »

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