Hoxton Hall Theatre have given allocation of £15 tickets for their four-part omnibus live soap drama Hoxton Street! (Where you decide what happens next by voting on the cliffhangers.)

Cast includes Helen Pearson and Linda Marlowe from EastEnders, see below:

Welcome to Hoxton Street, real and imagined. A live soap drama, full of life, laughter, and betrayal!

Josie Maynard owns the street. Her life is built around her family. But now all that is threatened. Not by a new development but by old history and old secrets.

Tony Maynard is back. And no-one is pleased to see him. Where has he been? What does he want? And more importantly what will he do?

Like an old penny, Denton Wilson has also turned up. With a new wife and a new accent. He is a changed man, or is he?

Okhan Batur and Ella Maynard have big dreams beyond the street but is tradition powerful enough to stand in the way of true love?

The £15 tickets are for performances on:

Tue 17th, Wed 18th and Thu 19th May at 7.30pm.

To book please call the Box Office on 020 7684 0060 or the booking link below and use promocode HOXTONFRIEND.

We still have a few spaces left at the morning session of our WellHome Discovery Day taking place this Saturday 7 May from 10am-12:30pm at The Invention Rooms

We are delighted to invite you and your family to the launch of WellHome (West London Healthy Home and Environment Study) – an exciting community-based research project tackling air pollution! The study will be working with 100+ homes in W10, W11, W12 postcodes to better understand air pollution and how it affects our health, focusing on children with asthma.

If you care about health and the environment and want cleaner air in West London, join us at the Invention Rooms on Saturday 7th May for fun activities, talks and experiments 🔬🎤 🎨  

Book free tickets now

A 20% room hire discount at Dawes Road Hub for bookings made in May – As long as booking and payment are received in May, it doesn’t matter which month your booking is for!

reception.drh@sobus.org.uk

020 7952 1230

This free webinar, on Thursday 28 April, is part of the series of national and international events for International Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month in May. It’s organised by Centre for Mental Health, Anna Freud National Centre, 42nd Street and Forward Thinking Birmingham and you can find out more and register here.

Community Connect is a new grass routes initiative in Hammersmith and Fulham, aiming to regularly connect local businesses, voluntary organisations, residents, the council, police and anyone else who wants to better this borough. We meet on the last Tuesday of the month, at 11am-2pm at the Dawes Road Hub. Community Connect invite

Amplify London is an exciting fund set up by the London Music Fund (charity no. 1141216) in partnership with YouTube Music in February 2020. Applications are now open for Round 3 funding.

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Solace Women’s Aid’s  Labyrinth Project is pleased to offer 3 legal workshops in collaboration with BPP University of Law’s Streetlaw Pro Bono Project. The workshops are open to service users and community members and will take place over Zoom. I hope this will be of interest to organisations and community groups in the borough.

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In these challenging times it is becoming harder to plan for the future, with pressures on funding and funders, on statutory services and, of course huge concerns for local residents facing worrying hikes in the cost of living.

Organisations such as Sobus have a responsibility to develop and enable Voluntary & Community Sector organisations to establish, grow, be successful and effective.  However, whilst words such as sustainability, strategic, cross-cutting, needs-led and innovative are often commonplace terminology, for many, particularly the smaller local groups, all these are simply buzz words. “Capacity Building, Organisational Development, Sustainability” What do all these words really mean for our local groups, whether they are constituted unregistered groups, registered charities or community interest companies?

When we explore such terms, the key element is progression.

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What happens when the Happy Endings are stolen? Deep in the forest lives Jub, a magical girl with six fingers on each hand. Jub’s job is to guard the Happy Endings to stories and fairytales. But one day an otherworldly Witch steals them, and at bedtime the stories are destroyed. As the Witch disappears with the stolen Happy Endings it is up to Jub to save the night, encountering many beloved fairytale characters and woodland creatures in her quest. Packed with spirit, adventure and glorious surprises, this fantasy family show will delight generations both old and young. Watch the trailer

The £9 tickets are for performances on:

Fri 15 April: 3pm

Sat 16 April: 11am

Sat 16 April: 3pm

To book your £9 tickets simply click Get Tickets or use the promocode TLHE9.

We are delighted to be working with TFN Member Patricia Hamzahee and her team at the Black Funding Network once again to bring you a live (online) crowdfunding event supporting Black-led non profits on 21st April 2022 from 6.00 p.m. You can register your free place on the website: https://www.thefundingnetwork.org.uk/events/partner-events/2155

The Black Funding Network is a collective effort to drive meaningful change for Black-owned not-for-profits and the communities they serve by delivering much-needed funding and support for long-term success.