Spotlight Magazine, Brent Council

Spotlight August 2005 Issue 41

Festival frenzy

Don’t forget to

Vote by 7th September in the South Kilburn New Deal for Communities main Board Election

INSIDE: Turn to page 3 for all the details of the Youth Festival. Find out about the candidates for the Youth Board Election on page 10

For the pictures and stories from the over 50s Festival go to pages 4 & 5

Turn to the back page to find out the winners of the Cleanest Block competition

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Report from the Board Hello and welcome to the August edition of Spotlight.

PLEASE advise anyone who is not getting their copy of Spotlight to get in touch with us.

South Kilburn NDC puts out its own magazine for residents every month.

Spotlight is produced to keep you informed on what is going on in your community and to keep residents up-to-date on what we are doing here at the NDC. We want to ensure that everyone who lives in the area receives their copy and want to hear from anyone who is not getting a handdelivered copy through their letter box.

Anyone who is experiencing problems with delivery should contact DISK on 020 7625 2170 or SKNDC 020 7328 9031.

ONCE AGAIN July has been a non-stop month, the sun has been out and the Over 50s festival was a great success. The Youth Festival is also just round the corner, look at page 3 for more information.

At the last Board meeting we discussed the future plans for the Income and Employment theme.

It was great to hear that so much is planned for the coming months by the new Theme Manager Jennifer Joseph. We will be holding resident forums, so local people can help shape the priorities and work of the theme. If you are interested in employment, training, starting a new business and much more, watch this space!

We also took a moment to reflect on the sad news that Peter Cull who founded the South Kilburn Older Peoples Project has passed away, this is a great loss to the whole community. We also paid

our respect to all those who tragically lost their lives in the London bombs of 7th July, a day we will never forget.

July’s Board meeting was the last of this Board and it was great to recognise all the work that we have been able to do as a community over the recent years. The Board Elections represent a new phase in South Kilburn, with exciting times ahead!

Whatever you do – remember to vote!

Have a great summer!

Tanya Samuel South Kilburn NDC Board Chair

The next Board Meeting is at the Community Resource Centre in Albert Road on September 19 at 6pm.

Celebrations: August RAKSHA BANDHAN falls on 19th August, which is

when Hindus celebrate the bonds between brothers and sisters; By tying coloured string on her brother’s wrist the girl shows her love and by accepting it with an open hand her brother extends protection towards her. Another Hindu festival, Sri Janamashtami on 26th is a dedication to Lord Sri Krishna.

Iranians celebrate New Year on the 20th with the festival No Ruz. Paryushana-Parva is the holiest time of the year for the Jain faith, during which time they review their faith by meditating, praying and fasting.

This Year’s Notting Hill Carnival will see many South Kilburn residents attend.

It takes place on the bank holiday weekend on the 28th and the 29th of August.

And last but not least, congratulations to all those who backed the bid for London to host the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games.

We won, it’s London!

Let the celebrations begin!

Free deaf and disability awareness training

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Be confident and always try and learn more about yourself.

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Thank you...

WE ARE HAPPY to report that in the Neighbourhood

Renewal Unit’s Performance Review of 2004, South Kilburn New Deal for Communities has been rated as excellent. This is a great achievement for all residents, board members, partners, projects and staff involved in South Kilburn New Deal for Communities. The previous years rating was ‘fair’ which shows how far the NDC has improved as a resident led organisation.

The Government’s Neighbourhood Renewal Unit is responsible for monitoring New Deal for

Communities programmes nationally using a performance management process.

The purpose of performance management is to encourage self assessment and promote a commitment to continuous improvement.

It is a true reflection of the great commitment and efforts of all those involved with the NDC. Our current and future plans are to continue to improve on this high standard.

Well done and thank you to everybody for your contribution!!

Highlight of the Summer ON AUGUST 12TH hundreds of

young people in South Kilburn will unite to enjoy a variety of exciting events with the arrival of this year’s Youth Festival. For those that are feeling more energetic, they can get involved in the QPR football challenge in Kilburn Park Junior School or box it out in our giant inflatable boxing ring.

There will be a massive show case of live music from the festival djs and performers such as Lethal B, Underworld and an exclusive fashion show.

Kids can look forward to a large

marquee with storytelling from the Blue Sky Drama group, face painting, clowns, and games.

Parents will be able to keep a watchful eye on their children.

Dynamo, the street magician will be there to entertain the youngest members of the community.

There will also be the opportunity to be pampered at the beauty bar and get health advice from the health shop if you think you deserve a treat! Or you can simply sit back, relax and tantalize your tastebuds with some home cooked soul food.

Tuesday @ 2pm - 5pm ELDERS VOICE – drop in Wednesday @ 2pm - 5pm Bereavement Counselling; Counselling 6.30pm – 9pm Thursday @ 2pm - 5pm Carers’ drop-in & Diabetes drop-in Friday @ 10am - 1pm Bereavement Counselling First Monday of the month: @ 6pm - 9pm Smoking Cessation Group

Other Services Phoenix Project (contact Gina) Young Parent Peer Education (contact Kristina or Paula) QPR Football project (contact Nick Perchard)

Photo from the Health Matters launch day

Health Matters Workshop

HEALTH Matters 5 Peel Precinct, South Kilburn, NW6 5RE. Telephone 020 7625 2531 or email healthmatter_sk@hotmail.com ADULTS TIPS TO YOUNG PEOPLE

Be non-judgmental and open-minded when you are talking to people.

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A Festival to Remember THE OVER 50’S FESTIVAL week was launched in

Peel Precinct on Monday 11th July-Friday 15th.

A number of special events were held at The Salvation Army and The Marian Centre. The week long festival included the all week International Artists Exhibition by Bertha During, the Big-big luncheon club, the tea dance, and the Health Day. Bertha opened the celebrations with prayers on the first day to bless the festival week. Special guests included The Mayor of Brent Cllr. Colum Maloney and Leader of the Council Cllr. Ann John. The festival gave residents a chance to pay tribute to Peter Cull, and praised him in the

work that he did and the friend that he was.

Onlookers were in awe of the entertainment from the Indian dancers, Aisling Band, Akademi, ADANTA dance group and Elders Voice. Some residents came out to dance, and find out what was going on in their area, from the many information stalls present. Awards and gifts were given to winners of the Recycling and the Cleanest Block competitions.

Festival goers were treated to traditional West Indian food and drank refreshments provided all day in the gazebo courtesy of Merle’s Diner.

It was a truly glorious and memorable festival.

Step by Step A NEW COMMUNITY Crèche for South Kilburn at The Vale, Community Centre, Pentland Road (between Stafford Road and Carlton Vale.)

The Community Crèche runs every Wednesday and Thursday 10am-12am noon and 1pm-3pm for four weeks throughout the summer starting from 27th July -18th August.

The crèche is open to parents with children aged between 18 months to three and half years old living in South Kilburn Parents will need to book in advance.

For more information and to book p call Donna 07944 858 695 or Jackie 07958 618 938

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Adults tell it like it is- young people want to know what the truth of life, what it’s really like in the real world.

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A Tribute THE SAD news of Peter Cull passing away only

days before the opening of the festival was a shock to South Kilburn Older People’s Project members and to those who knew and loved him. Peter had started the S.K.O.P.P and was working with Shane Lawrence, Community

Development Officer on the Over 50’s festival.

Shane told Spotlight, “He will be a great loss to the community. I am sure he would have wanted the festival to go ahead and we should make it a celebration of his life”.

Church End and Roundwood Youth & Community Association aka The Friendship Social Club Presents

JAMAICA DAY Saturday 24th September 2005 Copland Community and Technology School Cecil Avenue, Wembley, Middlesex HA9

FREE ENTRY

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Young people and adults: Train your ear to listen objectively. Be willing to listen to information whether you agree with it or not.

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Work, rest & play CARERS are a vital source of day to day support such as shopping, cooking, cleaning as well as emotional support. They are the unsung heroes of our community and often need support themselves.

South Kilburn carers enjoyed week long events organised by the Making Connections Project for National Carers Week between the 13 – 19th June.

The Project supports unpaid carers who live in South Kilburn, caring for a partner, friend or relative

A Helping Hand SOUTH KILBURN NDC is looking at ways to assist our older and disabled residents. One of our ideas is to have a mobile handyperson carrying out minor repair work in your home, like fixing a shelf, rewiring a plug, or changing a light bulb.

If this is something that could be of benefit to you or someone you know, please contact Marlene McEachrane, Widening Participation Theme Manager on 020 7372 6061.

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with a disability or illness.

This years Carers Week theme was “work, rest & play”. With this in mind many carers turned up and enjoyed a few games of bingo and a quiz held at the Salvation Army. A prize of £10 vouchers from Boots was distributed to individual winners.

The Project’s day trip to Southend-on-Sea was a great end to the week. The weather was perfect and many of the carers enjoyed the traditional fish and chips & ice cream!

If you or anyone you know is affected by disability or chronic illness contact Teresa Kain Carers Support & Development Officer on 020 7625 2531 based at HEALTH Matters, 5 Peel Precinct, South Kilburn.

There is also a Carers Support Group that usually meets the third Wednesday of each month 10.30am – 12noon and a drop in session that takes place on a Thursday from 2pm – 5.00pm at the HEALTH Matters shop.

It’s Green for Go for Granville New Homes OVER 200 local people attended the Granville New Homes community consultation event on Saturday 18th June, 2005. The architects, Levitt Bernstein Associates, were on hand to explain their winning design to residents.

Between 125 and 140 new flats and maisonettes will be built on the area known as Granville Open Space and Pilgrim’s Corner, along Granville Road and Canterbury Road.

The new homes have been designed to provide

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Dare to be different, don’t try and fit in.

tenants with a range of outside space, including grass roofs, balconies, terraces, communal gardens and a temporary park. The plans also include rebuilding the Tabot Youth centre.

The architects have been working closely with residents from the Granville New Homes steering group, through design workshops, to develop the project. These workshops have been ongoing since last May together with intensive training to equip residents with the knowledge and tools to make informed contributions.

The Granville New Homes Project is expected to start on site early 2006 and is set for completion in the autumn of 2007.

For further information please contact: South Kilburn Housing Project Team 21 Peel Precinct, South Kilburn Telephone enquiries: 0207 624 8425.

Do you want advice on housing issues? Ring FIRST call on 0500 291 999 (free phone).

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Demonstration Homes THE NAMING of the demonstration homes has been delayed following feedback from the London Fire Brigade. They rejected the 3 favourite suggestions, Albert Court, Willow Court and Bridge Court for reasons of speed/response time in locating addresses of

emergency calls. The Fire Brigade stated that confusion can arise when buildings carry the same name as the street they are located in. A further 19 house name suggestions will be forwarded for review.

Look out for further updates in future editions of Spotlight.

Looking Good…and Wanting to Feel Better A Healthy Living Fair was held in South Kilburn on Saturday 4th June. Organised by the ‘Healthy Mind and Body’ programme, one of the Healthy Living Initiatives.

Sponsored by the National Lottery’s Big Lottery Fund and South Kilburn New Deal for Communities (SKNDC), and presented by the Munro Health CoOp and Brent PCT, the fair aimed to introduce complementary therapies to more residents in South Kilburn.

One hundred local residents young and old attended the event, held at the Albert Road Day Centre. The therapist stands gave information and advice, therapy demonstrations, as well as individual treatments and a yoga class.

A crèche for mothers with children ran throughout the day.

A delicious lunch was provided by Salgoud Catering and raffle prizes given away – among the

prizes were free hour and half-hour treatments and beautiful fruit baskets donated by Grassroots Fruit and Vegetable Co-op.

Come along to the therapy sessions on: Thursdays (5-8 pm) and Saturdays (11 am – 2 pm) during term times at the Albert Road Day Centre, located at 5 Albert Road.

Yoga classes are held on the same days from 5:30pm – 6:30pm on Thursdays, and 12noon -1pm on Saturdays.

The cost is £1.00 to South Kilburn residents (with proof of address) and £5.00 to non-residents for half hour treatments.

For further information please contact Healthy Living Initiatives on 020 7625 5874/2531 or the Munro Health Co-Op on 020 8969 6799.

Kitchen Cupboard Cure for hay fever Hayfever is an allergic reaction to airborne irritants such as pollen. It attacks the sinuses, nose, eyes and mouth. By reducing your intake of mucus forming diary foods you can help reduce the pressure on the sinuses. Vitamin C is an important ingredient in protecting the delicate sinus and nasal tissues – berries, especially strawberries, currents and citrus fruits all have high vitamin C content and can be eaten in abundance. Bathing the eyes in cold teas made from Marigold or Eyebright will cool they eyes down and relieve itchiness. Eyebright can also be taken in capsules as a preventative measure. The natural oils of Chamomile and Melissa are both anti-allergens and Basil oil helps to clear the sinuses: sprinkle 1 drop of each oil on a handkerchief and inhale when necessary. You can also massage these oils on to your upper chest and back to help relieve breathing difficulties.

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Listen to the advice of your parents, grandparents and guardians. Sometimes they really do know best

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Employment Vacancies South Kilburn New Deal for Communities (SKNDC) South Kilburn New Deal for Communities (SKNDC) is leading a major regeneration of the South Kilburn area, to implement the community’s vision of: ‘creating a desirable place to live, learn and work’ We have an established reputation for the quality of our regeneration and neighbourhood renewal work and are almost mid way through a challenging and ambitious delivery plan for the fifth year of the programme.

We are seeking to recruit a number of highly motivated people to join our team. To be successful you will need to be hard working and enthusiastic, and demonstrate an awareness and commitment to community regeneration.

In return you will be working in one of the most vibrant and diverse communities in London, providing you with the opportunity to develop your skills in a challenging and supportive environment.

There are six vacancies; all posts are initially on a two year fixed term contract.

1. Administrative Assistant. Salary Scale: 3, (£14,364 - £ 15,372) plus London Weighting, £1,602 To provide a welcoming reception service, to callers in person and by telephone, as well as general administrative duties. No formal qualifications are required, but applicants should have good communication and customer care skills and be familiar with Microsoft Word and Outlook.

2. Administrative Officer. Salary Scale: 6, (£20,295 £21,654) plus London Weighting, £1,602 To provide a dedicated and high quality administrative support to the Office Manager and Communications Manager. Applicants should have good organisational and communication skills and be competent in the use of Microsoft Office.

3. Personal Assistant to the Chief Executive. Salary Scale: 6, (£20,295 - £21,654) plus London Weighting, £1,602 Responsible for ensuring an effective, efficient and professional service for the Chief Executive, but also including support to the Chair, Deputy Chief Exec and Director of Development. Applicants should have strong organisational and communication skills and be competent in the use of Microsoft Office.

4. Research and Evaluation Officer. Salary Scale: PO2, (£28,179 - £ 30,747) plus London Weighting, £1,602 Responsible for developing and maintaining a robust and accurate evidence base and evaluation framework to inform the work of South Kilburn New Deal for Communities. To make a key contribution to the writing of policy documents, evaluations and plans. Applicants should be graduates with relevant research and evaluation experience

5. Theme Manager: Income and Employment Theme. Salary Scale: PO3, (£30,747- £ 33,168) plus London Weighting, £1,602 To drive forward the development, implementation, evaluation and quality improvement of projects within the Income and Employment programme. To actively link initiatives within the income and employment theme to the other projects within the NDC, particularly opportunities arising from the implementation of the masterplan. Applicants should have significant experience and understanding of; the requirements of employers and the broader labour market, supporting disadvantaged clients to become economically active, promoting and encouraging enterprise.

6. Theme Manager: Widening Participation Theme.

Salary Scale: PO3, (£30,747- £ 33,168) plus London Weighting, £1,602 To drive forward the development, implementation, evaluation and quality improvement of projects within the Widening Participation Theme. To actively link initiatives within the widening participation theme to the other themes within the NDC. Ideally, applicants should; have significant experience and understanding of the barriers to community engagement, be capable of developing strategies and interventions that build the capacity of community and voluntary sector groups, be able to promote a lasting structure that engages residents in the development of their community.

To find out more please go to

www.skndc.net

For an information pack, application form, job description and person specification please contact Julie Ahluwalia at South Kilburn NDC on 020 7328 1199, or email info@skndc.net or write to South Kilburn New Deal for Communities, 21-23 Peel Precinct, Kilburn, London NW6 5BS, stating which vacancy you are interested in.

Applications must be received by 12.00 noon, Thursday 18th August 2005.

South Kilburn NDC supports equality of opportunity.

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South Kilburn Youth Board Your Voice, Your Vote!

21 BUDDING CANDIDATES* will battle it out to be elected on to the FIRST EVER South Kilburn Youth Board! These young people want to take on the job of representing you – the youth of South

Kilburn – and making sure that your voice counts where it matters.

We can reveal that the following young people will be standing as candidates: *At time of going to press

Boys, 11-16 Age group Adedapo Alade Gavin Fontaire Tomas Matthews Dwight Okeke James Rhodes David Tracey Alex Williams Girls, 11-16 Age group Waafa Ahmed Victoria Glasgow Mary Gyima

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Jazzelee Rhodes Jodie Rose Girls, 17-24 Age group Keisha Fredericks Isha Michael-Sesay Lucy Barnard Houda Chentouf Boys, 17-24 Age group Jason Akinola Menelik Boland Michael Bustillos Jason Farquharson Danny Silman

The successful candidates will be elected for one year to represent the views of young people in South Kilburn, and will have control of a budget of £15,000 to spend on projects that will improve the lives of young people in the area. You can see what they have to say about themselves in their manifestos which are on the website – www.skfreshsay.co.uk. You can also request a copy of the manifesto pack by calling Hannah or Nik on 0208 688 0579, emailing hannah@thecampaigncompany.co.uk, or texting 0777 5913540.

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St. Augustine’s High School; Queen’s Park Community School; your youth club; the SKNDC office. Every voter will also be automatically entered into a prize draw to win £100-worth of prizes. If you are not sure about how to vote, just email/phone/text us and we’ll help you out.

Your last chance to vote and meet the candidates will be on Friday 12th August at the South Kilburn Youth Festival.

So don’t miss out on your chance to have your say for a better SK.

THE LAST bell has rung and the summer holidays have just begun! Look out for the youth activities sheet that comes to your door every month. This August it is jam-packed, full of new and exciting ways to spend your summer holidays. Events and activities will take place at different locations in South Kilburn.You can now also check it out on the web too!!

Please contact Taaliba Dacres on 0207 372 6061 if you are unaware of any projects in South Kilburn that you would like to see advertised.

Contact Natasha Thomas at DISK for holiday activities to go to berry picking in the country. Places will be going fast so hurry!!

It’s your vote – use it or lose it!!

To be taken seriously, you have to act sensibly.

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Learning with BACES Parents at St. Mary's RC Primary School have been benefiting from a collaboration between BACES and the school to provide childcare training opportunities including work placements.

The project is supported by South Kilburn NDC and provides facilities in the school so that parents can join a childcare course delivered by BACES tutors while their children are in school.

One of the parents, Kerrin St Omer who has a child aged eight at the school and an elevenweek-old baby, said "This course gives me the experience of working in a school and a stepping stone towards teacher training and it helps me keep my mind active and stimulated".

Another parent, Teresa Loaiza who comes from Colombia and has two children in the school, said that after learning about working with children in

the classes, she can now practice with her own children at home. The course has also given her an opportunity to improve her English.

We want to let people in South Kilburn know about the exciting range of learning opportunities on offer. Whether you want to improve your employment prospects or develop your skills there is something for you.

Students can achieve nationally recognised qualifications, become more independent and progress to other courses.

For more information contact BACES Carlton Centre Carlton Vale London NW6 5RA or call 020 7644 9460.

Only a Walk Away Announcing…

ARE wedding bells about to ring?

Have you recently welcomed a new arrival to your family?

Let us know about it.

Please send us notices of marriages, births, deaths, or any other announcements you want to share, and we’ll publish them in Spotlight.

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Sometimes all you need is the support to help yourself find a job. Once you have gained employment it can become the initial stepping stone for you to find your life long goal. After searching for work for more than a year and half Phillip Dunkley was still finding it difficult to secure a job.

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He is now flying high and succeeding in his new job at Costume Jewellery in Willesden as a dispatch worker. And he’s not stopping there; he recently applied to Paddington College to do an NVQ Level 1 and 2 in Information Technology.

Phillip has been a resident of South Kilburn for more than twenty years and lives in Austin House.

Eight months ago he popped into Recolo which was only a walk away, and was able to receive the right support and advice to gain employment.

Phillip says, “I was able to use the phone, do job searching on the internet, type up letters and brush up my CV and have someone look over it for me. I would recommend Recolo to anyone.”

If you are unemployed and are looking for work you can come in and see us at 19a Malvern Road, London, NW6 5PS or telephone 0207 372 2828

If you are concerned about your education, crime, drugs, sexual health or local issues talk to someone who knows about it. Visit or call SKNDC to see what projects we can put you in touch with.

Tel 020 7328 1199

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KIDS KREW WELCOME BACK to Kids Krew – the

feature designed especially for South Kilburn’s youngest residents.

This month we are pleased to introduce another member to you. Members have special access to the competitions and offers on this page. This is also where members can publish their drawings, poems stories or whatever else they want to share. Kids Krew challenge for August: It’s holiday time!, For your chance to win a £10 high street voucher write a letter to us at Kids Krew telling us about something you’re looking forward to, or have already done this holiday!

To become a member write Kids Krew, Spotlight, South Kilburn New Deal for Communities FREEPOST NAT 11268 London NW6 5BR (no stamp is required) and we’ll send you a membership form.

We have also been asked by a number of residents to form a Krew for older residents. If you have any ideas or interests you would like us to include in Spotlight, regardless of your age, please get in touch with Edel Meremikwu on 020 7328 1199 or email e.meremikwu@skndc.net.

KIDS KREW MEMBER PROFILE POET’S CORNER MY NAME: OLUWASEMILORE SHITTU (prefers to be called Shore)

By Rev Bertha H During O – out of all the Olympic bidders

AGE: 3 KIDS KREW MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: 0LU016SKNDC

L – ondoners emerged as noble winners

HOBBIES: Watching children’s programmes.

FAVORITE PERSON: My mummy HAPPIEST DAY: When I had my first bicycle

Y – es! Multi-cultural sporting tactics M – ake us excel in most athletics

WHAT I LIKE BEST ABOUT SOUTH KILBURN: The park

P – roudly we take this 2012 challenge

Congratulations Oluwasemilore!

One KIDS KREW member profile will be featured in Spotlight Magazine each month.

I – n faith with zeal and national courage

KIDS KREW would also like to wish a very happy birthday to Sharaiah KIDS KREW member who will turn eight in August!

Fancy a ‘cuppa?

DROP in for a chat and a cup of tea or coffee every Tuesday from 10am to 11am at the Salvation Army in Chichester Road, South Kilburn.

For more information contact Julie Pell on 020 7328 1312.

C – ongratulations Prime Minster and Mayor S – tratford, thank god for this great favour

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Shine like the star you were born to be.

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A big congratulations to the winners of the cleanest bloc competition.

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1st Hereford House 2nd Austen House 3rd Bronte House

not book a spot to tell us about it at the next Residents’ Reps Meeting?

Meetings are held once a month in the evening between 6pm and 8pm To book a space or for more information contact Patricia on 020 7372 6061 on or email issues@skndc.net.

Medium Rise Blocks: 1st Canterbury Court 2nd Wells Court 3rd Marshall House

Small Rise Blocks: 1st Neville House 2nd Hicks Bolton House 3rd Bond House

Contact us Main office: Project Team: Corporate Services/HR & Communications: Finance Team:

Tel: 020 7328 1199 Tel: 020 7372 6061 Tel: 020 7328 9031 Tel: 020 7624 4319

Fax: 020 7328 1047 Fax: 020 7328 6862 Fax: 020 7328 1047

South Kilburn New Deal for Communities 23 Peel Precinct South Kilburn NW6 5BS – www.skndc.net

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Spotlight Issue 41 August 2005. Produced by South Kilburn New Deal for Communities in partnership with DISK, Unit 2 Masefield House, Stafford Road NW6 5YU. South Kilburn New Deal for Communities (NDC) reserve the right to use any photographs that have been taken at NDC events, meetings and projects for NDC marketing and publicity purposes.