Showing posts with label newsletter0321. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newsletter0321. Show all posts
29 March 2021

Tom Keating: The Forest Hill Forger

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By Gary Thornton Havelock Walk may be known for its community of artists, but 100 years ago, at the other end of Forest Hill, a small boy gr...
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27 March 2021

Public Service Broadcasting

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By Claus Murmann The Forest Hill Society’s communications committee thought it would be interesting to spotlight local artists in the Forest...
26 March 2021

Back from the Brink: Trees of Significance

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By Quetta Kaye, Environment Committee chair At the top of the hill in the Horniman Gardens, near to the Butterfly House, there is a prehisto...
25 March 2021

News from St Christopher’s, Your Local Hospice

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  By Suzy Fisk, Communications and Marketing Lead, St Christopher’s Hospice At St Christopher’s Hospice we have been serving the community o...

Forest Hill Library Garden

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By Lauren Goddard After months of passing by the empty green patch behind the Forest Hill Library, and speculating about its emptiness,...
24 March 2021

A Year at the Lewisham Foodbank: A First-Hand Account

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By Claus Murmann   Early in 2020, as we were heading for the first lockdown, I answered a call for volunteer delivery drivers for Lewisham F...
23 March 2021

Fairlawn Auxiliary Military Hospital

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By Sheila Carson Not long after the outbreak of the First World War, the numbers of wounded servicemen arriving in England threatened to o...
22 March 2021

Oh, Christmas Tree

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By Jason Kee The festive celebrations may have been muted this past Christmas, but the SE23 (and SE4) communities enjoyed some great festive...
16 March 2021

Forest Hill Society’s Members Help with Laptops for Schools

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By Claus Murmann At the turn of the year, I was chatting with John Doherty from our Transport Committee to see what, if anything, was new. “...