Raising funds for GNC
A real-life soap opera is unfolding in Cardross Street in Brackenbury Village. A Royal Ballet star, a man who owns a share in a racehorse and a peer’s daughter are living side by side with elderly residents who have rented their houses all their lives.
First broadcast in 1989, the BBC documentary Two Sides of a Street is a humorous, nostalgic glimpse into the lives of the Brackenbury Village community at the time. It was produced by John Pitman, a long-time local resident, who passed away last year. On 29 January 2019 Two Sides of a Street will be shown at Grove Neighbourhood Centre (GNC). There will be screenings at 4pm and 7pm and tickets are £10 (includes tea and cake at 4pm and glass of wine at 7pm). In addition, there will be 20% off bottled beer, house wine and food at The Andover Arms.
Tickets will be available from 17 December and they can be collected and paid for at the GNC. Sponsored by Horton and Garton, the evening promises a fascinating look back at the characters of Brackenbury Village and will raise funds to support GNC.
Grove Neighbourhood Centre
7 Bradmore Park Road, W6 0DT
020 8741 3321
gnc@groveneighbours.org.uk
www.groveneighbours.org.uk
Kindly sponsored by:
Ian McCarroll
Tool Chest
02087487912
68 Iffley Road, London W6 0PB
ian@toolchesthire.co.uk
http://www.toolchesthire.co.uk