If you find yourself at a loose end this Saturday. I would encourage you to head over to the DLI Art Gallery and catch Chris Steele-Perkins' England, My England.A collection drawn from the 40 year back catalogue of the photojournalist's, images of Britain although not the Britain generally served up in the average interpretation of the nation's recent past.
From 70's teddy boy throwbacks and the uncomfortable sight of early 80s racist skins in Camden to nursing homes and Bible study groups, by way of family holidays and night club brawls. This is the real Britain about to be swept away for 3 months of replays of royal events where the only discernible change is the retrospectively unfortunate haircut under the plastic union flag hat.
