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"No Cuts In Kensington and Chelsea Public Spending poster" [NMLH.2025.37.245]



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Catalogue Number
NMLH.2025.37.245

Object Name
Poster

Title
No cuts in RB Kensington & Chelsea public spending

Place
Paddington Printshop, London

People
Paddington Printshop; Marylands Community Centre

Description
Screenprinted poster, “No cuts in RB Kensington & Chelsea public spending”. Below an image of a knife skinning down a bone. Beside the illustration in small text reads “when there's no fat left”. At the bottom in purple text reads “bus passes, lunch clubs, libraries, playgroups, social services, etc.”

This poster was made by Paddington Printshop, a community graphic design and print workshop in West London, co-founded by John Phillips and Pippa Smith. Between 1975-1991, the centre printed over 400 designs for left-wing community organisations. These publicised local political campaigns such as housing rights and food co-ops, to social gatherings including play days, gardening clubs, gigs and festivals. Their do-it-yourself style was part of the proto-punk ethos.

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