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ALT Bookings will open on Tuesday 3 September and close on Friday 17 October. This creative-critical zine workshop is designed to start a group conversation about immigration and detention in the UK and to create a new archive of voices in zine format. The Refugee Tales Zine Workshop is part of Thirty Windows, a series of events designed to foster a greater awareness of immigration and detention in the UK. The workshop will be facilitated by Dr T. Pilgrim from the University of Surrey, on behalf of Refugee Tales, in partnership with the Centre for the History of People, Place and Community, Institute of Historical Research and the Refugee Law Initiative, School of Advanced Study.

ALT Bookings will open on Tuesday 3 September and close on Friday 17 October. This creative-critical zine workshop is designed to start a group conversation about immigration and detention in the UK and to create a new archive of voices in zine format. The Refugee Tales Zine Workshop is part of Thirty Windows, a series of events designed to foster a greater awareness of immigration and detention in the UK. The workshop will be facilitated by Dr T. Pilgrim from the University of Surrey, on behalf of Refugee Tales, in partnership with the Centre for the History of People, Place and Community, Institute of Historical Research and the Refugee Law Initiative, School of Advanced Study.

ALT An open book displaying a colourful illustration of a classical architectural skyline on the left page, and text listings with numerical references on the right page. The book has an aged appearance with visible wear and yellowed pages. Taken from The imperial guide with picturesque plans of the great post roads... by J. Baker, London, 1802.

ALT Open book displaying a title page reading 'The Poll for the Election of the Boroughs of A, B, C, & D' followed by 'Lieut.-Gen. Nascare Gascoyne, Major-Gen. Hamilton Roe, Esq. William Joseph Denison, Esq.' The page is decorated with ornamental designs. Part of a foldout detailed list of locations such as Horse street and Corn street is visible on the right side. The book is resting on top of another book with visible numerical text. Taken from a collection of Poll books at the IHR Library

















