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No Strangers Here

No Strangers Here

By: No Strangers Here
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Summary

 Some see an island of strangers. We see the neighbors, families, and communities shaping the UK right now. Through narrative storytelling that uncovers the hidden histories of our cities, we share stories of resilience, joy, and belonging. No Strangers Here is an invitation to pause, look around, and discover the lives that make the place you live feel like home.No Strangers Here Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Home in the Elephant

    Home in the Elephant
    Apr 24 2026

    Elephant and Castle has one of the biggest Latin American populations in London, but the regeneration plans are threatening this community with 50+ years of history.

    Listen to this episode and meet Maria and Fernando, two Latinos who have worked in the neighborhood for more than 10 years. Their stories will tell you what this area means for the community.

    Want to see behind the scenes? Follow us on TikTok and Instagram

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    20 mins
  • No Strangers Here - Coming Soon

    No Strangers Here - Coming Soon
    Mar 30 2026

    Last year, Keir Starmer said the UK was becoming an island of strangers. We think that's not true.

    No Strangers Here shares migration stories through narrative journalism. We uncover the hidden histories of our cities and tell stories of resilience, joy, and belonging. From community stories of Latin Americans affected by gentrification to tales of artists emerging from Southall.


    First episode drops on 22 April. Subscribe now so you don't miss it.


    Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @nostrangerspod
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