Category Archives: leisure

Clock House Fun Fest

This event is an early evening market  to help bring life back into Clock House now that Venue 28 is opened and filling up with new activities.

 ·         A small  number of market stalls will be  selling arts and crafts

·         There will be background music.

·         Face Painting

·         Line dancing

·         Children’s arts and crafts

·         BBQ provided by Belleberry Deli

•  Venue 28 Café will be  open for food, drinks and table tennis!

• Wedding Tours in Venue 28 – they will have a room laid out with various themes for wedding breakfasts, decorations, catering etc…

• Venue  28 Mini Art exhibition – Live music and canapés

CHURCHFIELDS COMMUNITY CHOIR

Aged 16 or over? Enjoying singing for the sheer fun of it?

Singing pop music from across the decades, we are meeting this half term on June 4^th and 18^th and July 2^nd and 16^th at Churchfields Primary School on Thursdays at 7.30pm.

No experience or ability to read music necessary!

Very low subscription fees per half term.

For more information, email churchfieldscommunitychoir@gmail.com

Or visit our Facebook page Churchfields Community Choir

Or follow us on twitter @CCChoirHQ

The last Market on the Green was held on 16 May. There was a great list of entertainers, as well as lots of stalls selling local produce, crafts and food.

Churchfields Choir sang their hearts out.

Balgowan School Irish Dancers danced their feet off!

The next markets on Beckenham Green will be on 18 July and 19 September.

Pauline and Daniel on their last night at the William

On 2 January, Pauline and Daniel held their final session at the William IV pub at Elmers End.

It seems incredible that they have been there for only 6 years. They made such a difference with their live music and jam sessions, bingo, pool, and even “psychic nights”. We wish them all the best for their future and thank them for their support for local campaigns. As far as we know, the pub is to be closed for 6 weeks for refurbishment and should be re-opened with more emphasis on food. WBRA supported Camra’s successful application to list the William IV as an Asset of Community Value, which means that if the owners want to sell it for other uses, they must first allow other bids to be made to keep it as a pub. For at least 6 weeks, the only pub in the Elmers End area will be Grace’s on the corner of Elmers End Road and Witham Road, since first the Elmer Lodge on Dunbar Avenue and then the Rising Sun on Upper Elmers End Road closed in recent years.