Posted in Mayor of Lambeth, Uncategorized, tagged centaur street, digital fluid, futures theatre company, heritage lottery fund, lewisham collage, Mayor of Lambeth, north lambeth, project blake, shell, southbank mosaics, william blake on April 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Project Blake was set up to celebrate the life of William Blake, one of Britain’s most world renowned poets, artists and thinkers; he is also one of Britain’s most undervalued and under celebrated, since 2007 Project Blake has been working to rectify this situation.
Project Blake has run workshops with schools and local community groups, prmiered [...]
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The event was held to celebrate the first year of the Southside Young Leaders’ Academy and an opportunitny to hear about the work of the academy, meet the boys and their parents who are particpating in this new initiavtive.
Southside Young Leaders’ Academy is a registered charity established to support young African and Afro-Caribbean boys who [...]
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After watching the London Marathon for years on TV, I was delighted to be invited to a breakfast reception, followed by viewing the finishing line as the winners crossed it.
When we were led to our seats I couldn’t believe quite how close we were to the finishing line, positioned just meters away where we joined [...]
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Posted in Mayor of Lambeth, Uncategorized, tagged councillor john nickolay, frederick goodall, grim's dyke hotel, harrow school, london borough of lambeth, mayor of harrow, norman shaw, roxbourne ward, south harrow, w.s.gilbert, welldon activity group, winston churchill on April 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
After previously meeting the Mayor and Mayoress of Harrow at a Hendon passing out parade, I was pleased to recieve an invite to a tour they were organising of Harrow School and Grim’s Dyke Hotel. It was at this first meeting I discovered that Harrow’s Mayor Councillor John Nickolay would have been my first councillor when [...]
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It was an early rise for my visit to New Covent Garden, though as I was too learn this is not as early as many of the traders who had been working since midnight.
The tour included the famous flower market and the Fruit and Vegetable wholesale market. I met traders who spoke of the current [...]
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