A new heritage trail will enable young people (and everyone) to explore Bradford’s amazing history of campaigning for peace and social justice: William Forster, Norman Angell,Margaret McMillan, J.B. Priestley, not to mention the Independent Labour Party, celebrated in the mural below …

“There is no weal save Commonweal” Mural in Bradford’s Little Germany, celebrating the centenary of the founding of the Independent Labour Party in the city in 1893.
Produced by the Peace Museum and local young people as part of the Routes to Peace season, the trail highlights interesting sites and stories around the city centre, with more ideas for longer walks and links to follow up. The trail is available now as a downloadable pocket guide, with an app available in June.




