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Members of the Windrush generation joined HRH Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at London Waterloo Station today to witness the unveiling of the National Windrush Monument.
Events helping remember and recognise the leading role the Windrush Generation and their descendants have played in making Britain stronger, culturally richer and more inclusive.
Community groups can bid for funds to celebrate the Windrush Generation and their contribution to British society.
Internationally renowned artist Basil Watson has been chosen to design the National Windrush Monument, which will stand at London Waterloo station.
The public are now invited to have their say on the 4 shortlisted artists' proposals.
Forty-two projects across the country have been awarded funding to mark Windrush Day.
Communities across the country will receive a share of £500,000 to host events marking Windrush Day.
The Windrush Monument will be a permanent tribute to a generation of arrivals from the Caribbean to Britain.
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