What is recorded here
This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: LIBERTY AT WHITCHURCH. The Right to Demonstrate, Won for the Country by THE SALVATION ARMY in The High Court 1st July 1890. Unveiled by The Mayor of Whitchurch in the presence of Lieut-Colonel Bramwell-Booth, Great Grandson of The Founder, William Booth, Saturday 16th June 1990
The plaque commemorates a legal victory won by The Salvation Army at the High Court in 1890, securing the right to demonstrate for all, which was pivotal for freedom of assembly in public spaces.
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