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Notting Hill Carnival Must Remain An Institution – But I Won't Be Attending

The annual celebration has its roots in resistance, hope, and celebration; we should do our best for it to stay that way, freelance writer Samara Linton writes.
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Notting Hill Race Riots: 60 Years On, How Has The Community Changed?

"Now my face doesn't fit."
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Notting Hill Carnival Arrests Rise This Year – But Violent Crime Was Actually Down

Organisers say focus on criminality is "stifling" the world-famous street festival.
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Notting Hill Carnival Revellers Pay Silent Tribute To Grenfell Victims

The event was policed by the biggest team of officers in six years.
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A History of Notting Hill Carnival

Established in the 1960s as a way to bring cohesion to the community, Notting Hill Carnival has been a stalwart on the capital’s party calendar. But it has never been far away from negative press, with this year’s event tarnished by fears of knife crime.
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Police To Use Stop And Search Powers For Notting Hill Carnival

Police given extraordinary powers of arrest under Section 60 laws.
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Knife Arches Will Be Set Up At Notting Hill Carnival As Acid Attack Threats Appear On Social Media

The detection system is part of a host of security measures.
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How Notting Hill Carnival Plans To Make Partying Better For The Planet By Going Green

You'll be able to refill your water bottle for free over the weekend.
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The Dancing Police Officer At Notting Hill Carnival is Just Brilliant

Shapes thrown.
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Notting Hill Carnival Pays Emotional Tribute To Grenfell Tower Victims

'Remember you are the Grenfell generation, and you are special.'
By George Bowden, HuffPost UK