*If you're interested in a detailed analysis of the symbol, check out Charles A. Kennedy's "Early Christians and the Anchor" (Biblical Archaeologist 38, S-D 1975, pp. 115-124).

The anchor of the ship which brought the first of the Windrush generation to Britain 75 years ago is to be recovered and put on display as a lasting memorial. Fundraising efforts have been announced ...

Windrush anchor to be recovered and displayed as ‘symbol of hope and belonging’ Campaigner Patrick Vernon said it help to ensure a lasting legacy so the Windrush story is not forgotten.

“At the centre of the iconic image of the Windrush docked at Tilbury is the ship’s anchor, a symbol of hope and belonging. “Our project will bring the Windrush anchor back to Britain. It will become ...

The anchor of the ship which brought the first of the Windrush generation to Britain 75 years ago is to be recovered and put on display as a lasting memorial.