was commissioned by Artichoke Trust as part of commemorating 350 years since the Great Fire of London.

The artwork presents 18 histories from the progressive movement including reference to black history, the history of the women's rights movement, fascism in Britain, racism, murder and contemporary references to social inclusion movements like LGBT+ and modern race equality.

refers to the end of censorship in British theatre. The Theatre Act (1968) ended the Lord Chamberlain's power to censor thetrical productions.

The day after the act became law, the American hippy musical opened in the West End complete with on-stage nudity and explicit anti war messages.

This work is significant as part of a legacy of anti-war works that culminate in the explicit anti-war billboard series